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From looking out the window and appreciating wildlife in the city to recognizing the emotions involved with moving and growing up, the poems in these books offer much to young readers.
This fantastic trio of audiobooks offers a picture book biography, a middle grade historical novel, and a propulsive YA sci-fi.
These exceptional resources will help librarians, ranging from early career to veterans, create equitable environments and diversity their collections.
Hand this heartfelt novel to fans of Dustin Thao’s You’ve Reached Sam and Turk’s first novel, The Other Side of Perfect.
Too poetic for the science shelves, this essential work will inspire children to learn more and appreciate the interwoven connections of, literally, everything on Earth.
A book that is reassuring while speaking to and visually manifesting how difficult it can be to fall asleep when our minds are overwhelmed; this is a perfectly relatable book for young readers and adults alike.
An effective and generous book that encourages exploration, maker spaces, and tinkering. Perfect for a unit on biographies, as well as a way to introduce a maker project. The inclusion of names that are not often covered is a breath of fresh air. A first purchase for all libraries.
Readers will enjoy this book as a bedtime story or as part of an art activity event where they make their own mixed-up mooncakes.
Purchasing for a teen nonfiction collection is an easy decision and selling it to teens will be even easier with its focus on money, power, and greed.
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