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Best Nonfiction Elementary 2024 | SLJ Best Books
The blossoming ranks of stellar biographies for young readers continue to crowd the shelves. Japanese athletes hit their summits in two vastly different ways, an author attempts to right the record on Rosalind Franklin, and a forgotten sports hero at last gets his due. And that's just the start of the Best Books in the category of nonfiction for the elementary grades. Come have a look.
The House Before Falling into the Sea
The gift of safety is celebrated in this historical picture book that brims with messages for contemporary children: those whose families have fled to safety and those who have welcome to offer. Highly recommended for all collections, but especially useful for older elementary classes where historical conflicts and contemporary issues are discussed.
Good Golden Sun
From break of dawn to day’s end, the journey of the sun as captured in lyrical text and stunning illustrations is a joy to behold. Highly recommended for all collections to encourage curiosity about life on Earth and the connections all living beings share.
PREMIUM
When Dogs Work
Covering a wide spectrum of the roles dogs play in our world, this board book will engage young readers and help them develop an appreciation for the amazing canines in our world.
PREMIUM
One Day at a Time: A Story About Healing from Divorce
The focus on two children experiencing trauma provides an opening for young people to process and discuss their own shared experiences in a story that is clear and honest without being didactic.
Beacon of Hope: The Life of Barack Obama
A very successful biography that portrays a purpose-driven life fueled from Obama’s early years to the White House; the text captures the energy and passion of a man who broke barriers and changed history.
PREMIUM
Where To?: A Trip Around the Neighborhood
An odd interactive introduction to the concept of local resources and problem-solving but not entirely relatable for the intended audience.
PREMIUM
The Speedy Spidersaurus
Good reading for the chapter book crowd, who will enjoy the fast-paced fun in this new series.
PREMIUM
The Outstanding Octokey
Good reading for the chapter book crowd, who will enjoy the fast-paced fun in this new series.
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