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With this fourth installment in a series of fanciful nonfiction books about animals in the wild, Eaton is shaping up to be a go-to source for amazing facts about nature.
A top-notch thrill-ride of creepy, crunchy horror. This collection belongs on every young horror shelf.
Essential and exceptional titles reviewed in our October 2019 issue, including picture books, middle grade, YA, nonfiction, and graphic novels for children and teens.
This painful but rewarding read about family dysfunction belongs in all libraries’ graphic novel collections.
This fascinating work will terrify and educate readers about the dangers of autocracy and racism. Highly recommended for all young adult collections.
Readers will be drawn into Edie’s emotions as she copes with overprotective parents and honesty in relationships. Keep an eye out for Day, as her writing is powerful. Highly recommended.
Shapiro invites readers to partake in a cultural exchange between two very different worlds and see how friendship can bloom between unexpected pairs.
Stretching the possibilities of the picture book format—a tour de force for older children and adults.
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