Booklists
Featuring a tale about a rooster who refuses to stay silent, a new graphic novel series about a narwhal and his jellyfish companion, and a middle grade Cyrano de Bergerac, this month's Popular Picks are bound to fly off shelves.
This month’s Popular Picks features favorite authors such as Emma Chichester Clark, Deb Lucke, and Kimberly and James Dean.
Deb Lucke's sequel to "Lunch Witch" was just named an SLJ Popular Pick. She reveals what's next for Grunhilda.
These titles are an evocation of the depth and richness of black artistry and creativity.
Whether tiny and intrepid or large and stately, our canine companions are almost always willing helpmates and loyal friends. Even those with exuberant personalities and vocal proclivities add excitement, energy, and elements of fun to otherwise humdrum households. Here are some winning pup-related picture books from this issue.
Boarding schools have been the backdrop for some of the most popular recent youth titles. It’s no wonder that novelists find these ready-made worlds so appealing, with their contained settings, off-site parents, and rich traditions. These offerings make the most of evocative boarding school settings in stories woven with mystery and suspense.
Is there anything more complicated than family? For the protagonists of these recent novels, families are both the source of strife and foundations of strength.
Jenkins connects literacy, design, and the surprising world of animal facts.
These are SLJ's October 2016 Popular Picks, a collection of titles that your kids and teens will want to get their hands on. This month's Pop Picks list includes a colorful seek-and-find by Brian Cronín, a hilarious "autobiography" by Jim Murphy, another zombie-apocalypse YA thriller, this time from Gregg Hurwitz, and a terrific look at the history of forensic science by Bridget Heos.
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