Booklists
Several recently reviewed picture books for young children tackle the complexities of emotion.
Angleberger and fellow authors re-introduce the classic Star Wars series to a newer and younger audience.
These YA titles are quite out of this world. The following titles will pique the interest of sci-fi fans and teens looking to the stars for the secrets of the universe.
From Joan of Arc to Squirrel Girl, the female protagonists highlighted in SLJ’s recent graphic novel reviews defy the odds and shatter gender stereotypes.
When a Massachusetts high school tapped the true-crime podcast for its summer “read," students and teachers used writing, science, math, art, and dance to explore the case’s many questions.
Meet Jennifer Schultz, an SLJ reviewer, youth services librarian, and champion crawfish peeler.
Partnering with the Boston charity organization Boston Super Heroes, a Massachusetts librarian hosted an superhero-themed event, with Spider-Man climbing the bookshelves and Star-Lord ready for a dance-off.
These titles explore individuals and organizations whose research and projects confront environmental issues, while highlighting how kids can make a difference.
The 2015 Founder’s Award, bestowed by the National Summer Learning Association, recognized the Chicago Public Library for its high level of collaboration and coordination with other city groups on its summer learning program.
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