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An Ode to Artists: Two Books for Young Readers That Celebrate Art

An Ode to Artists: Two Books for Young Readers That Celebrate Art
Della Farrell,  Aug 29, 2018

Check out these picture books that feature the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Chapter Books That ROCK: Three Music-Themed Titles for Summer Reading and Beyond

Chapter Books That ROCK: Three Music-Themed Titles for Summer Reading and Beyond
Abby Johnson,  Aug 13, 2018
Three titles with music-themes perfect for booktalking, displays, and programs.
The Perennial Jane Austen: YA Retellings, Picture Book Nonfiction, & More

The Perennial Jane Austen: YA Retellings, Picture Book Nonfiction, & More
Shelley Diaz,  Jul 31, 2018

Four fiction and nonfiction titles bring Jane Austen to children of all ages and reading levels.

Chatting with Sabaa Tahir, SLJTeen Live! 2018 Keynote Speaker

Chatting with Sabaa Tahir, SLJTeen Live! 2018 Keynote Speaker
Shelley Diaz,  Jul 27, 2018

We check in with Sabaa Tahir, author of the “Ember Quartet” and keynote speaker at our August 15 event on all things teen.

Good Rosie by DiCamillo | SLJ Review

Good Rosie by DiCamillo | SLJ Review
SLJ,  Jul 20, 2018
A Bevy of Board Books

A Bevy of Board Books
SLJ,  Jul 19, 2018

The very best in recent titles for babies and toddlers, from engaging interactive stories to snuggly bedtime tales, curated by the SLJ reviews team.

The War Outside by Monica Hesse | SLJ Review

The War Outside by Monica Hesse | SLJ Review
SLJ,  Jul 19, 2018

Gr 9 Up–Crystal City, TX, 1944. Haruko and her family are reunited with her father at an internment camp. Crystal City is unique for having both German and Japanese families.

Review of the Day: Harbor Me by Jacqueline Woodson
Elizabeth Bird | Blogs,  Jul 13, 2018
Black Panther by Ronald L. Smith | SLJ Audio Review

Black Panther by Ronald L. Smith | SLJ Audio Review
SLJ,  Jul 12, 2018
Gr 4 to 8 –T’Challa is the prince of Wakanda. He grew up with his father, Black Panther. When things heat up at home, his father sends him to America for safety with his friend M’Baku.
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