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SLJ's roundup of reviews for the winners and honorees of the 2021 Caldecott, Newbery, Printz, and more.
A poetically beautiful story of grief and healing mirrored in the natural world has a touch of magical realism as a young girl processes her emotions and realizes that endings lead to beginnings.
An essential purchase, this contemporary, high-spirited salute to motherhood is a warm and welcoming valentine to family and love.
Check out the latest must-have works for kids and teens, including poetry collections, fantastical middle grade, and heart-pounding YA.
The Printz Award announcement is just around the corner. In our final column of the season, Stacey Shapiro, a member of last year's Printz committee, considers the books that could take this year's award—and helped her get through 2020.
Holczer’s use of humor, thoughtful imagery, and magical realism elements makes this a wholly unique blend of modern fairy tale, hero’s quest, and coming-of-age story. A suggested purchase for all middle grade collections.
This long-awaited addition to the series exceeds expectations—with the action of Graceling, the political theater of Fire, and characters from Bitterblue, this title has something to offer all Cashore fans.
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