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Creepy-Crawly Crafts
Gentle reinforcement for new or struggling readers, but throwaway craft results otherwise.
Clothes Around the World
Interesting text and visual appeal make this set an attractive addition for beginning readers and to read aloud.
Bridges
Additions to an essential series: consider to fill collection gaps or to replace older titles.
How Can We Reduce Nuclear Pollution?
This informative series will inspire young readers to join the cause for climate change.
Though standard (and somewhat choppy) in describing the types of pollution or waste in each category and the problems they create, these texts may extend kids' outlooks and interest in the subjects. Illustrated with appropriate color photos and infographics, the books conclude with ways in which adults and kids can help, including writing to their representatives in government. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Searchlight Books: What Can We Do About Pollution titles: Transportation Pollution, Nuclear Pollution, Agricultural Pollution, Manufacturing Pollution, Household Waste, and Fossil Fuel Pollution.
2016 School Librarian of the Year Award Open for Entries
If you're confident that you've gone above and beyond finding innovative ways to equip students with 21st-century literacies—or know a colleague who has—check out all the details on SLJ's 2016 School Librarian of the Year Award.
Charmed
Gr 4–7—The Fairy Tale Reform School is back in session with another adventure featuring the heroic pickpocket Gilly Cobbler...
Mabel Jones and the Forbidden City
Gr 3–6—In the middle of the night, Mabel Jones's baby sister is kidnapped by a nefarious creature using long spindly roots...
Quest Maker
Gr 4–6—Prince Caden was magically sent to Asheville, North Carolina from The Great Realm under mysterious circumstances...
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