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Teamwork, competition, and the glory of team sports drive these graphic novel stories for elementary through high school readers.

These YA novels pair a lyrical verse format with engaging narratives of teen girls coming of age.

Share these two picture books, which present two different interpretations of the same tradition, with young readers who are gearing up for Passover.

From poems about planets and trees to poems about LGBTQIA+ heroes, young readers from elementary through high school will find something to enjoy here. Share these titles for National Poetry Month and all year long.

Korean and Chinese comics reach English-language readers.

What is Easter? Where is the Easter bunny? Where are all the Easter eggs? And what should I wear? Find the answers to these questions and many more about the holiday in these 11 titles. 

Characters in these books, including a few classics, are comfortable being different from others and engage with their world in nontraditional ways.

Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, is expected to fall around April 9 to April 11 in 2024. These picture books, along with a board book and an early reader, can be shared with young ones while they wait for the first appearance of the crescent moon that marks the end of the long month of fasting.

When kids read engaging stories about math, they learn to love it. That’s the idea behind the Mathical Collection Development Awards, and school librarians who have received the award say that’s exactly what happens.