Elementary
From stellar picture books that celebrate Muslim traditions–Kelly Cunnane's Deep in the Sahara and Rukhsana Khan's King for a Day–to a dynamic duo's Battle Bunny, SLJ's November issue is filled with fun picks for preschool to fourth grade audiences.
Camels, beavers, dogs, and frogs all make a grand showing in SLJ's November nonfiction reviews for the preschool to fourth grade audiences.
An informative look at a technology that everyone uses and most people take for granted.
Arsenault’s mixed-media illustrations have a 1940s feel and are a perfect accompaniment to the soothing tone of Pendizwol’s lyrical text with its restful “Once upon a northern night” refrain.
Like all youngsters, kids learning to read benefit from exposure to high-quality titles that blend well-written narratives with eye-catching illustrations. Formatted to support the needs of emergent readers, this year's crop of offerings also capture the interest and imaginations of their audience with enticing subject matter and stirring storytelling.
On fireflies (Morgan), animal feet (Arndt), and bridging Niagara Falls (O’Neill)
On dealing with little brothers (Zuppardi), haircuts (Adamson), and matters of the heart (Long)
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