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There’s a weird kind of bookending happening this year; we opened with the biggest buzz for early 2017 books belonging to The Hate U Give and we’re closing 2017 with the biggest buzz for the end of the year going to Long Way Down, two books that look at violence in largely black, urban communities […]
Gr 9 Up –An immigration story spanning three generations of women is told in moving ways through multiple perspectives.
Fine forgiveness initiatives, temporary and permanent, in New York and elsewhere.
Three 2017 picture book bios present a uniquely envisioned portrait of its subject, while also celebrating the power of books to express ideas, rouse imaginations, and inspire discussion.
There is plenty of light fare to tempt fantasy readers, but for those who are ready to enter the Dark Forest three new works open the way.
The author/illustrator of an insightful graphic novel about a queer teen confronting hostility at a backpacking camp discusses the path to publication, inclusivity, and the power of the visual medium.
The YA authors and editors-in-chief of FORESHADOW: A Serial YA Anthology share what inspired this new venture and their future plans.
Bowling, Skee-Ball, ramp parks, and more, Alisha Wilson, SLJ's 2017 Maker Hero, provides activity suggestions for Sphero and Ollie in the library.
Toddler-Gr 1 –With sweet, colorful illustrations and straightforward text, this book explores acceptance and understanding between two young friends.
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