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“If You Can Eat Math, You’ve Got It.” David Macaulay on Bringing Something New to the Page. 

“If You Can Eat Math, You’ve Got It.” David Macaulay on Bringing Something New to the Page. 
Kathy Ishizuka,  Jul 23, 2022

Snacking shrews and curious mammoths—not your typical guides for learning math concepts. But that’s the magic of David Macaulay. The award-winning author and illustrator keynoted SLJ's Picture Book Palooza.

Some Wins, Some Losses in Continuing Fight to Keep Books on the Shelves | Censorship Roundup

Some Wins, Some Losses in Continuing Fight to Keep Books on the Shelves | Censorship Roundup
Jamie Gregory,  Jul 22, 2022

A look at the latest in censorship attempts around the country spotlights actions in North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, and Missouri.

The Hospital Book by Lisa Brown: A Cover Reveal AND Interview

The Hospital Book by Lisa Brown: A Cover Reveal AND Interview
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Jul 20, 2022
In a pandemic era, how do you write an honest book about going to the hospital? Lisa Brown presents the cover of The Hospital Book while she talks about her process.
Regrowth and Resilience: Debut Author Anna Orentstein-Cardona Scores an SLJ Star with 'The Tree of Hope'

Regrowth and Resilience: Debut Author Anna Orentstein-Cardona Scores an SLJ Star with 'The Tree of Hope'
Shelley Diaz,  Jul 18, 2022

Orenstein-Cardona’s debut picture book tells of a community's determination to save an ancient banyan tree damaged by Hurricane Maria.

Greenwillow’s Virginia Duncan on Working with 'Stars' Erin Entrada Kelly, Kevin Henkes, and Others

Greenwillow’s Virginia Duncan on Working with 'Stars' Erin Entrada Kelly, Kevin Henkes, and Others
Kristyn Dorfman,  Jul 18, 2022

The vice president and publisher of Greenwillow Books says, “publishing is completely unpredictable.”

Debut Author Serena Kaylor on Writing a Neurodivergent Main Character and the Magic of New Experiences

Debut Author Serena Kaylor on Writing a Neurodivergent Main Character and the Magic of New Experiences
Amanda Mastrull,  Jul 13, 2022

Serena Kaylor, who earned a star for her debut novel Long Story Short, shares her journey to publication. 

Bringing Back the Mean People: Jewell Parker Rhodes Discusses a One-of-a-Kind Toni Morrison Reprint

Bringing Back the Mean People: Jewell Parker Rhodes Discusses a One-of-a-Kind Toni Morrison Reprint
Betsy Bird | Blogs,  Jul 12, 2022
Toni Morrison wrote a fair share of picture books, none quite as shocking and original as The Book of Mean People. With a reprint in November, I speak to Jewell Parker Rhodes, who wrote the Afterward.
Comic: Laura Gao's 'Messy Roots' Goes From Viral Tweet to Indie Bestseller

Comic: Laura Gao's 'Messy Roots' Goes From Viral Tweet to Indie Bestseller
Laura Gao,  Jul 12, 2022

With her graphic memoir Messy Roots, Laura Gao followed an unconventional publishing path from viral tweet to indie bestseller. She illustrates her path to publication in this SLJ-original comic.

Andrew Eliopulos Joins SLJ as First-Ever Graphic Novels Editor

Andrew Eliopulos Joins SLJ as First-Ever Graphic Novels Editor
SLJ Staff,  Jul 11, 2022

SLJ announces a new member of the reviews team: Andrew Eliopulos, who steps into a new position at the publication, graphic novels editor. 

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