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The Thrilling Possibilities of AI and YA Sci-Fi: Mark Alpert on

The Thrilling Possibilities of AI and YA Sci-Fi: Mark Alpert on "The Six"
Shelley Diaz,  Jul 08, 2015
Mark Alpert, contributing editor at Scientific American, explores the definition of humanity, the cost and benefits of scientific research, and teen angst in his debut YA novel, The Six.
Review of the Day: Boats for Papa by Jessixa Bagley

Review of the Day: Boats for Papa by Jessixa Bagley
Elizabeth Bird | Blogs,  Jul 08, 2015
Boats for Papa By Jessixa Bagley Roaring Brook Press (an imprint of Macmillan) $17.99 ISBN: 978-1626720398 Ages 4-7 On shelves now So I’m a snob. A children’s literature snob. I accept this about myself. I do not embrace it, but I can at least acknowledge it and, at times, fight against it as much as […]
Acclaimed Author Judith St. George Dies at 84

Acclaimed Author Judith St. George Dies at 84
Mahnaz Dar,  Jul 02, 2015
Judith St. George, known for her historical works and mysteries, died June 10 at 84. Her more than 40 works include the Caldecott-winning So You Want to Be President?
Review of the Day: In a Village by the Sea by Muon Van

Review of the Day: In a Village by the Sea by Muon Van
Elizabeth Bird | Blogs,  Jun 15, 2015
In a Village by the Sea By Muon Van Illustrated by April Chu Creston Books $16.95 ISBN: 978-1-939547-156 Ages 4-6 On shelves now We talk a lot about wanting a diverse selection of picture books on our library, bookstore, and home shelves, but it seems to me that the key to giving kids a broad […]
A Wise Vole, a Powerful Hurricane Katrina Tale, & Well-Crafted Dystopian Adventure | Middle Grade

A Wise Vole, a Powerful Hurricane Katrina Tale, & Well-Crafted Dystopian Adventure | Middle Grade
SLJ,  Jun 12, 2015
Tender animal adventure, a powerfully told story set against the chaos of Hurricane Katrina, and a finely crafted dystopian adventure set aboard a massive ship top the list of great middle grade novels reviewed in our June issue.
Feminist Western, Hollywood Spy Caper, and LGBTQ Greek Myth | High School YA

Feminist Western, Hollywood Spy Caper, and LGBTQ Greek Myth | High School YA
SLJ,  Jun 11, 2015
Erin Bowman’s latest features an avenging teen in the vein of True Grit. A Hollywood darling struggles with personal demons as the Cold War ignites. And Sarah McCarry concludes her “Metamorphosis” trilogy with About a Girl.
A “Les Miz” Reboot, Diverse Sci-Fi, and Steampunk NYC | Middle School YA

A “Les Miz” Reboot, Diverse Sci-Fi, and Steampunk NYC | Middle School YA
SLJ,  Jun 11, 2015
Several offerings will satisfy science fiction fans, especially those seeking more diversity within the genre. Check out reviews for these works and more middle school titles showcased in SLJ’s June issue.
Batgirl and Friends; “The Scarlet Letter” Manga | YA Graphic Novels

Batgirl and Friends; “The Scarlet Letter” Manga | YA Graphic Novels
SLJ,  Jun 10, 2015
Teens confront villains in superhero gear and without. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic gets a new look.
Mariella Mystery, Zombie Hamsters, and Magic | Series Update

Mariella Mystery, Zombie Hamsters, and Magic | Series Update
SLJ,  Jun 09, 2015
These series updates are sure to please fans: Mariella Mystery is on the case, Ehrich Weisz continues the search for his brother, and Havelock McCreely writes another “Zombie Hamster” installment.
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