Elementary
Brimming with superficial sentiment and bad prose, this is not recommended for libraries.
From poo and tentacles to contemplative picture book biographies, this year’s picks for the Best Nonfiction for Elementary readers are filled with facts, information, and wonder.
A captivating look at the life and work of a childhood favorite, perfect for longtime fans of his work or those just encountering his legacy.
PREMIUM
The Secret World of Spiderwebs
An excellent addition to collections with its helpful illustrations and plentiful facts.
PREMIUM
Snowboarding
A wintery wonderland of facts, introducing the sport and informational books simply and engagingly.
PREMIUM
Emeka, Eat Egusi!
A delightful story certain to win over listeners at story hours or in classroom units about food and what it means.
A heartfelt reminder that care, imagination, and memory are powerful forms of protection worth celebrating in every classroom.
Sure to spark conversation for any age. Recommended for public and school picture book collections.
This offers an engaging message for readers who want to follow their dreams and is a solid choice for fans of Jitterbug and Goth Moth.
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