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2019 Heavy Medal: June Suggestions
It’s time for June Mock Newbery suggestions from our readers. Please suggest: books that you think could be possible Newbery contenders. only eligible books. Check the Terms and Criteria for details. Basic rules: written by an American citizen/resident; original work; published in the US, in 2018, for children up to age 14. 1 to 5 titles: title/author, no […]
One Day a Dot: The Story of You, The Universe, and Everything
An accessible, appealing introduction to the planet's history and a solid companion to Tom Sullivan's I Used To Be a Fish.
Dinosaurs: A Visual Encyclopedia
Thorough in scope, with strong visuals and updated information, this title is equally useful for reference or browsing.
Tim's Goodbye
This uncomplicated tale of love, loss, friendship, and hope is a great addition for library collections to use one-on-one or with a small group.
Class Action
"Twenty-five math problems, an endangered species report, and a language arts packet-action verbs versus linking, can you feel the joy?" To Sam Warren, doing homework is a Sisyphean task: "We come to school, we work all day, we go home, we work all night...
Class Action
Humor abounds in this appealing and empowering tale. An easy pick for readers interested in the U.S. justice system.
March Suggestions Cumulated
Here’s the compiled list of March Suggestions. We’ll post a call for April Suggestions around the 1st of the month…. The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton The Book of Boy by Catherine Gilbert Murdock (2) Can I Touch Your Hair?: Poems of Race, Mistakes, and Friendship by Irene Latham and Charles Waters Chasing King’s Killer […]
March Suggestions
Heavy Medal is on hiatus until September 2018…well, mostly. This year we’re going to try something different between now and Fall. Around the 1st of each month we’ll solicit “Suggestions” from Heavy Medal readers. This is similar to the process followed by the real Newbery Committee. It’s a way for members to share what they’re […]
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