Booklists
From books exploring different breeds to training guides, dog-related titles are well represented in the 590s, but readers will definitely want to check out these two additions, which examine our canine companions in new and intriguing lights.
The secrets to running a popular summer learning experience for teens at public libraries were shared at a special session at this year's Midwinter Meeting in Boston.
From quirky mysteries and intricate steampunk adventures to environmental allegory and multi-layered fantasy, this crop of fresh new voices on the middle grade scene should find a place on library shelves and in the hands of eager young readers.
The following YA titles take place from the 1970s to the mid-aughts, each offering a glimpse of the recent past, and perhaps a little bit of hindsight.
These tender and affecting picture books deal with loss in an honest and age-appropriate way. While diverse in their subject matter and style, all of the books have a gentle tone, and offer positive and hopeful ways to cope with them.
From struggling to find footing as a foster kid to having a mom with depression, these YA titles are about working through real-life situations.
Several recently reviewed books take a close look a presidential hopeful Hilary Clinton.
Who’s the Roald Dahl of today? Well, filling those storied shoes is a tall order, but there are some excellent and emerging middle grade authors who are taking up the task.
Your clicks have spoken! The following are the top 10 pieces that ran in the SLJTeen newsletter this year.
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