Nonfiction
PREMIUM
The Doll Test: Choosing Equality
An astonishing and solid purchase for libraries looking for history books about racial segregation.
Creators are never so ambitious than when they want to get the facts into the hands of young readers. Here is our list of outstanding nonfiction books from the first part of 2024.
This is not just an instructional manual but a celebration of the art of storytelling. It’s a must-read for aspiring young authors and artists, providing them with the tools and inspiration to create their own literary masterpieces.
An inspiring picture book for older children who love biographies, for use in units covering the importance of music in the Civil Rights Movement.
For slightly younger readers, this is an encouraging and enlightening story long overdue; both this book and Kim’s need to be on every shelf.
Part Ramona Quimby, part Little House on the Prairie, this is a charming snapshot of one child’s lived experience in Inner Mongolia.
A fascinating memoir of living during a tumultuous time and its impact on China, this is matched with rich illustrations and will engage readers in this part of Chinese history. Strong first buy.
PREMIUM
Arctic Ocean Shipwrecks
Well-rounded and appealing shipwreck profiles presented at an introductory level.
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