Fiction
Concluding with an eleventh hour escape and sharing with new friends, Natterjack Toad is likely to provide a dose of entertainment and a solid read-aloud addition to youth collections everywhere.
PREMIUM
Wonder Why
A beautifully illustrated starting point for explorations of weather; by asking more questions than it answers, perhaps it will inspire discussion.
Purchase only for collections that support religious education or for personal use.
PREMIUM
Diary of a Bee
Informative text and attractive illustrations make this a decent additional purchase in a crowded field of bee-related books.
This stunning picture book deserves a spot in all collections serving young readers. Hand to young chefs and anyone with a sweet tooth.
PREMIUM
We’re Moving House
For families about to move or in the middle of one, this could serve as an engaging conversation starter on what such a change might mean; consider purchasing for larger public library collections.
PREMIUM
Animals on Parade
A compelling read, reinforcing that today’s children are the future guardians of the planet’s wildlife.
PREMIUM
Thumbelina: Mini Edition
An enchanting classic updated for the patient child; it is small in size for libraries and is more of a gift book.
In a year with many acclaimed books featuring neglectful parents—Lisa Fipps’s And Then, Boom!, Sherri Winston’s Shark Teeth, and Gennifer Choldenko’s The Tenth Mistake of Hank Hooperman
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