Nonfiction
A good graphic novel for young people looking to learn about history and culture in an accessible form.
An eye-opening album to be read, cherished, used as a cornerstone for study, or shared across curricula.
A little good news, for once, amplified into an easy book to work into community, LGBTQIA+, politics, and civics units.
A beautifully written and illustrated story of a man who wanted people to explore nothingness, which is a necessity in today’s busy world. A great read-aloud and a must-purchase for all library collections.
A voluminous book centering the historical playwright, along with a group of people who saved him from outright oblivion, this is a sharply funny, delightful must-have for every library shelf.
With the prominence of wildfires in the news and the popularity of television shows like Fire Country, wildfires and fire ecology are bound to be a subject of interest to many young readers. This book is recommended to satisfy the curiosity of middle school and junior high readers.
Share the book by inverting it; the author’s note will settle children into a wicked and relevant history lesson. As lyrical as the light verse telling is, children need this context urgently to appreciate the beauty of the message.
PREMIUM
The Eco Family Book
Helping the environment is something that everybody can do; this rhyme-filled book of easy-to-try examples is sure to inspire our youngest generation and show them how they, too, can be green.
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