Booklists
Saul Ramirez, a middle school art teacher in Texas, challenged his mostly Latinx student population to becomes chess champions, setting them on a path to victory.
Nonfiction Notions columnist Jennifer Wharton highlights a few titles perfect for this year's Collaborative Summer Learning Program theme, "Build a Better World."
A wide array of titles that show the warm and sometimes wacky world of familial interactions.
Just in time for summer are a number of well-written titles for beachgoers and budding marine biologists alike
The following middle grade titles feature strong vocabulary, detailed settings, and authentic dialogue, along with themes that will spark discussion.
Looking for a way to beat the summer reading slump? Check out these two programs to help kids of all ages keep their reading going all summer long. 1. Summer Sparks Classroom teachers and librarians are invited to join our friends Buncee and Capstone Publishing in their first Summer Sparks Reading Contest designed to […]
Jenny Han, author of the “To All the Boys I've Loved Before” series, chats with Jennifer E. Smith about Windfall. The two contemporary YA authors and friends discuss their writing process, the state of YA romance, and what they would do if they won the lottery.
Loryn Brantz's Feminist Baby tackles gender equality for the youngest set.
The latest thriller from Cristin Terrill, a feminist primer for little ones, and a heartfelt memoir by a BuzzFeed editor.
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