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24 Exceptional Titles | April 2019 Stars
From delightful picture books to probing YA novels, these titles represent the cream of the crop reviewed in SLJ's April issue.
56 Excellent Titles | July 2018
From a graphic novel–style picture book by Kate DiCamillo to a Pride and Prejudice retelling set in Brooklyn, these works are must-haves for your collection.
YA: Series Updates from Ahdieh, Hocking, & More | July 2018 Xpress Reviews
A stunning follow-up to Ahdieh's rich fantasy rooted in feudal Japan; A young Valkyrie seeks justice for her mother's death; vivid short stories touch on a range of topics in The Whirlpool.
Picture Books from Madeleine L'Engle, Jane Yolen, & More | July 2018 Xpress Reviews
A stellar exploration of Ojibwe powwow heritage; elderly Pettson and his trusty cat Findus go green in their newest adventure; Touché the poodle adjusts to a family addition in L'Engle's picture book.
Middle Grade: Sports Fiction, Crystal Balls, and Super Dorks | July 2018 Xpress Reviews
A bilingual book on bullying opens important conversations; quirky Spindrift must solve her late parents' mysterious quest; Vrabel's newest "Dork" offering.
The Latest "Scientists in the Field" & More Savory Nonfiction | July 2018 Xpress Reviews
New releases from nonfiction authors Sy Montgomery, Britta Teckentrup, and others.
Graphic Novels: A Heroic Troll, Ghostly Girl, and Slice-of-Life Manga | July 2018 Xpress Reviews
A kind owl helps a spirit remember her past; Skilled fighter Hinako must hide her identity while revealing her strength at an all-boys school; a collection of animal comics will satisfy every readers' taste.
28 Top Titles | June 2018
A refreshing anthology for teen readers; more middle grade adventures from Kekla Magoon and Matt Phelan; Hesselberth's feline-centered nonfiction title explores the science of maps.
Bingo Love by Tee Franklin | SLJ Review
Gr 7 Up –Franklin’s first full-length graphic novel follows a love story between two black women.
Amal Unbound by Aisha Saeed | SLJ Review
Gr 5-8 –Amal is an inquisitive young girl living with her family in a Punjabi village in rural Pakistan.
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