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An essential purchase for all high school libraries. Students will learn about BLM’s beginnings and empathize with the pilgrimage of one individual discovering her true self.
Part of the “Storytelling Math” series, this perfect little book features a Black protagonist and gentle teaching of complex spatial skills and is recommended for all pre-K collections.
Marino has created a tribute to nature’s reaction to and recovery from wildfires. Sadly, it appears this topic will be current for the foreseeable future. A first purchase for all libraries.
A sweet tale of an unexpected but meaningful friendship, a mild lesson in patience, and a message of caring—this tale is recommended for all collections.
Lush illustrations and a strong message of hope and perseverance make this a standout title for all collections.
From the graphic novel adaptation of Jason Reynold's Long Way Down to Black Lives Matter cofounder's first book for young readers, the starred titles in our October 2020 issue are essential purchases for children and teens.
Gong’s debut is not to be missed. With a dazzling setting, a mysterious series of murders, and diverse, unapologetically criminal characters, this novel ranks with the greatest YA retellings.
Reynolds’s words paint pictures of their own in this tragic yet poignant illustrated tale that offers no answers to the seemingly impossible choices some communities face.
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