Elementary
Cynthia Rylant has done it again. Her latest, Gooseberry Park and the Master Plan, tackles the timely topic of drought.
A collection of titles for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and their families.
Dozens of flavors and varieties appear in this roundup of reviews for picture book lovers of all stripes.
A handful of new chapter books are reviewed in the April 2015 issue, including the imaginative and funny sequel to Dory Fantasmagory.
These delightful offerings run the gamut, from an impertinent dessert who learns a much-needed lesson (Rowboat Watkins's Rude Cakes) to a guinea fowl in search of the perfect set of spots (Helen Ward's Spots in a Box) to a gorgeous love letter to a child's imagination (Sara O'Leary's This Is Sadie).
This month, we highlight stellar nonfiction titles on marine life, from a look at the reproductive habits of horseshoe crabs to a picture book about some of the strangest undersea denizens.
After conducting surveys and focus groups with subscribers and reviewers, SLJ's reviews editors have instituted some subtle but key changes, all with the goal of making collection development decisions easier and more efficient for our readers.
Don't miss the late Bonnie Christensen's final picture book, a biography of Elvis; the latest from April Pulley Sayres, and Robert Burleigh's heartrending portrayal of the rescue of a humpback whale.
The latest titles for children include a gorgeous, bilingual picture book on salsa, a new look at families, and The Skunk a can’t-miss offering from Mac Barnett and Patrick McDonnell.
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