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Fans of LaCour’s previous work will clamor to get their hands on this one. A first purchase for all collections.
Marrying in-depth knowledge of comics and libraries, Phoenix has produced a practical, user-friendly read that’s essential book for school and public librarians.
A fascinating, compact look at how a variety of creatures informed scientists’ knowledge of space travel’s potential impact on human bodies—once started, it’s difficult to put down. Some readers will be inspired to seek further reading or consider a career in space travel research.
An important, comprehensive text that should be an integral part of all high school information literacy curricula.
Readers will fall in love with Lou Montgomery in this uplifting story, as she learns the power of music and the importance of family and friends.
Based on the Peabody Award–winning podcast, fans of James Dashner’s The Maze Runner and Stranger Things will clamor for more of Mars Patel.
Chase writes the diverging, formative experiences of young Black girls beautifully. A necessary purchase for all collections.
Good for story time or art class, Hofmeyr’s French-inspired text doesn’t skimp on verbiage in this tale of a cat who makes good in Paris with her combination of confidence and disdain. Iconic illustrations add to the Parisian atmosphere.
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