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Sharks by Joe Flood | SLJ Review
Gr 3-7 –Fascinating, detailed facts about a remarkable variety of sharks, coupled with fun, colorful artwork, make this latest entry in the series a winner.
Fall in Line, Holden! by Daniel W. Vandever | SLJ Review
K-Gr 3 –This unique picture book explores how Holden, a Navajo boy with a dramatic imagination, navigates through a typical school day in a rigid residential school.
Librarians from Parkland, FL, and Brookfield, CT, Win Snicket Prize
Diana Haneski, of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, and Yvonne Cech, formerly at Sandy Hook Elementary School, received the 2018 Lemony Snicket Prize for Noble Librarians Faced with Adversity.
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black | SLJ Audio Review
Gr 9 Up –Jude Duarte, her twin sister Taryn, and her half-fey, half-human sister Vivienne are taken to be raised in Faerieland by Vivienne’s father, Madoc, after he kills their parents.
Among Story Contests, Imaginormous Challenge Stands Out
Five winning story ideas from kids will be developed into an ebook, video game, dessert, musical theater piece, and inspiration for the design of a new toy.
Bear and Wolf by Daniel Salmieri | SLJ Review
PreS-Gr 2 –The story opens with readers positioned behind and a little above Bear’s head as she gazes at falling snow, a circle of bare trees, and a small wolf in the distance.
Catching Up With SLJ’s School Librarians of the Year and Honorees
Awards, keynotes, published books, and more. Six previous winners and honorees updated us on their activities.
"Teaching For Black Lives" Brings Perspective and a Resource to Educators | News Bites
Find out the best teaching programs in the country, according to the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ); the choices for New York City's "One Book, One New York" campaign; and who won the Lippincott Award this year.
Otis and Will Discover the Deep by Barb Rosenstock | SLJ Review
K-Gr 3 –This is a true science adventure story of two men, Otis Barton and Will Beebe, who explored the depths of the ocean down to 800 feet in a self-designed round metal diving tank, “a hollow metal ball” called the bathysphere.
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