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Author and scientist Loree Griffin Burns reports on a trip to Surtsey with a group of Icelandic scientists.
An #AASL pre-conference tour offered an opportunity to visit a National Historic Landmark and an extraordinary collection of children's book art.
The acclaimed poet, playwright, author, and activist discusses the origins of "Hey Black Child" and the work's new format.
I’m Just No Good at Rhyming: And Other Nonsense for Mischievous Kids and Immature Grown-Ups By Chris Harris Illustrated by Lane Smith Little, Brown and Company $19.99 ISBN: 978-0-316-26657-4 Ages 7 and up On shelves now What exactly constitutes a celebrity children’s book these days? See, it all used to be so simple when it […]
Gr 4-6 –Ashley Bryan takes readers back to the brutal reality of American slavery, using primary source documents from an 1828 estate appraisal as his launching point to bring the 11 enslaved people listed to life.
Two nonfiction picture books that channel strong kids in history for contemporary young readers.
It’s a pretty daring move to try retelling the King Arthur legend one more time, but in The Once and Future Queen, writers D.J. Kirkbride and Adam Knave and artist Nick Brokenshire rise to the task by moving beyond the usual tropes and reinventing not just the characters but the whole structure of the story. […]
Gr 6 Up– Makepeace is raised in a strict Puritanical environment by her single mother in 17th-century England at the brink of civil war.
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