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Counting Down to SLJ's Popular Picks: Part 2
In advance of the print debut of SLJ's Popular Picks in the April 2016 issue, SLJ editors have chosen must-have works for kids and teens that appeared in the February 2016 issue.
#MHYALit: Major Depressive Dropout, a guest post by Bryson McCrone
As we noted in our intro post, the teenage years are a prime time for mental health issues to emerge. Today we share a guest post by Bryson McCrone. In it, he shares how his depression started in his teen years and how it affected him into college. You can read all the #MHYALit discussion […]
Good Books Are Like Good Pranks: Chatting with the Terribly Funny Authors of "The Terrible Two"
Jokesters Mac Barnett and Jory John chat about fooling kids, collaborative writing, and the subversive—yet honorable—underpinnings of pranking.
Cover Reveal: PIRASAURS! by Josh Funk, Illustrated by Michael Slack
If someone did a Best Read-Alouds of 2015 list (man, why didn’t I do that list?) Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast would have been on my list. That book was written by Josh Funk. Now Josh has a new book on the horizon (with illustrator Michael Slack) and I’m pleased to share a first […]
Big Anniversaries and Strong Debuts | Random House Children's Books Spring 2016 Librarian Preview
Random House revealed some of the top titles on their 2016 Spring list, including a special anniversary edition of The Book Thief and several offerings by debut authors.
Teens Review the Latest from Erin Bow, Gary Schmidt, and More
The reviewers of the Kitsap (WA) Regional Library YA Book Group laud upcoming titles by Erin Bow, Gary Schmidt, A.S. King, and others for their diversity, heartrending twists, and thought-provoking endings.
Teens Review "Everything, Everything," "Teen Boat" Sequel, and More
The Kitsap (WA) Regional Library YA Book Group reviewers tackle new romances, such as Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon, Westerns, such as Walk on Earth a Stranger by Rae Carson, and the sequel to John Green and Dave Roman's Teen Boat graphic novel.
Sunday Reflections: The Problem with “Just Write It Yourself”
I admit it, I do it. I read the comments. And one comment I see over and over again on posts about needing more diversity or female representation in literature, tv or movies is this: Just write your own. Which, when you think about it, is silencing and condescending. The idea is that we don’t […]
Farm to Table: The Food We Eat, the World We Live In
Serve these titles up as part of units on life science, health and nutrition, community workers, ecology, and the conservation of natural resources.
#LastListEgmont: Bree Despain and Anne Bustard are “Fish Out of Water”
Today as a part of our weeklong look at #LastListEgmont, authors Bree Despain and Anne Bustard share their stories in a joint interview. Bree: On the surface, our books seem pretty different—Anywhere but Paradise is a middle grade story about a girl who moves to Hawaii in 1960, while my book The Eternity Key is [...]
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