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Environmental studies and early language arts were the dominant themes this year. However, there were plenty of surprises from an eclectic range of subject matter.
Audio editions of stellar titles by Mitali Perkins and David Barclay Moore; a book on autism for young audiences; educator and activist Betty Shabazz's early years are explored.
Gr 4-6 –An online Scrabble game is more than a pastime, it’s a lifeline for middle schoolers Charlotte and Ben: both children are coping with heartache.
Four tech experts recommend a selection of websites and applications.
An entertaining exploration of pirate history; a frank discussion of sex and gender in Spanish; and Zetta Elliott's "Benny" addresses autism for a young audience in December's nonfiction Xpress.
Gr 7 Up –Bolden successfully demonstrates in this biography how monumental a figure Frederick Douglass is in U.S. history.
Sunny Side Up, the story loosely based on the lives of sister-and-brother team of Jennifer and Matthew Holm, wrapped up so well that it never occurred to me there would be a sequel. But lucky for me, there is! Although the story will be better understood by those who have read the first volume, this […]
The YA author of the "Unearthly" series talked to SLJ about what inspired her to revisit the beloved A Christmas Carol and why we all deserve second chances.
Four middle grade titles explore childhood in the 1900s.
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