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Suggest this to ardent fans of the "Mortal Instruments" series as well as urban fantasy lovers who have time to focus exclusively on listening to the story with minimal distractions. ["A must-have for libraries with devoted Shadowhunter fans, who will undoubtedly be waiting for this emotionally intense beginning to her new series": SLJ 4/16 review of the Margaret K. McElderry book.]
This is an extraordinary production that has multiple potential uses in art classrooms and for multicultural education. It merits a place in any library serving children.
Spell your name with emoji. Draw a snowflake. Create an Angry Birds game. Download Hopscotch and start coding these and other projects in minutes.
From global permutations of the story of creation to a clandestine romance during the Russian revolution, this autumn's Macmillan's frontlist will have it all.
It's hard to imagine an app that can rival Chistoph Niemann's Petting Zooin novelty and engagement. There's now a contender.
Star Fox Guard is a little confusing, but I’m going to do my best to explain. Our library got a disc copy of Star Fox Guard when we ordered Star Fox Zero (which I reviewed last week) because we pre-ordered it. So, if you ordered a copy of Star Fox Zero before April 2016, you […]
From a touching, unique perspective of 9-11, to the dangers of little white lies, this group of entries from Simon & Schuster's Summer 2016 list plumbs the depths of tough emotions. But you'll find books that are funny and memorable, too.
Three apps that offer children opportunities to experiment "with the way letters combine to form words" are reviewed.
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