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Alpha by Bessora | SLJ Review
Gr 10 Up –Alpha does not consider himself “illegal”; he thinks of himself as an adventurer.
The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur | SLJ Review
Kaur, author of the immensely popular Milk and Honey, writes and sketches in the same plain, honest, and shattering style about healing.
AASL 2018 Social Media Superstars Announced
The AASL chooses the profession's best at sharing their message and ideas via social media.
Book-Based Making: Projects to Inspire Young Readers
Roll up your sleeves and engage cool project ideas, including upcycling with weeded books and other maker activities that encourage a connection to reading and are just plain fun. Our panel of crafty practitioners will show you how and answer questions in this interactive session. View On Demand
Aquarium by Cynthia Alonso | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 2 –This transportive wordless picture book debut from Argentinean author/illustrator Alonso taps into childhood imagination in a journey of discovery, experimentation, and letting go.
34 Thrilling Titles | April 2018
New YA audiobooks from Holly Black and Erika L. Sánchez; "Animorphs" creator Katherine Applegate's middle grade series debut; picture book explores a saffron summery treat;
The Stars at Oktober Bend by Glenda Millard | SLJ Review
Gr 9 Up –Fifteen-year-old Alice does not communicate the way most girls her age do. Because of a physically and emotionally traumatic injury, she must find alternative ways to express herself.
SLJ's April 2018 Popular Picks
A bilingual animal adventure; life advice from Cookie Monster; R.L. Stine's ill-fated romance; a lyrical dedication to dreamers from Jason Reynolds; and much more in this month's Popular Picks!
For Every One by Jason Reynolds | SLJ Review
Gr 7 Up –Reynolds dedicates this lyrical masterpiece “to the dreamers, to the courageous, and everyone who wants to be,” though in his author’s note he admits the book-length poem began as a letter to himself “to keep from quitting.”
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