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When I think of what it means to stay afloat, I think of resilience. I was moved to write WAVE because I had an inspiring vision of what waves can teach us about resilience.
What a breath of fresh air it is to see this basic human function not just simply mentioned in fiction for kids and teens, but explored.
Deena's authentic voice will immediately draw in readers who will be glad to see her learn to be more open with her family, find a mentor for her art, and get the help she needs to deal with her anxiety.
The Black Caucus of the American Library Association released its 2023 Best of the Best Books list, featuring more than 75 titles divided into three categories: PreK–4, Grades 5–8, and Grades 9–12.
A few years ago, I set off on an adventure that would eventually leave me both alone and alone in the woods…for days on end.
A really well done, nuanced look at families and secrets full of love and hope.
My hope is that my readers will form their own conclusions about what role they want social media to play in their lives, what type of art or content they want to create, for who, and why.
For all of your collection development and TBR needs, please enjoy these new titles from Holiday House and Pixel + Ink.
Climate change, conservation, and environmentalism are all issues today's tweens and teens care deeply about.
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