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A suggested first purchase for most libraries, this title is the perfect biographical addition for young readers interested in dance and the arts—a lovely introduction to classical dance for the young dancer through Copeland’s dedicated practice, teamwork, and performance.
Witty and original—how many novels celebrate band kids? A first purchase for all middle grade collections.
The combination of elements drawing on oral tradition and folklore set this book apart, making it an unforgettable reading experience. Perfect for every library.
Khorram again presents an artful tapestry of sci-fi fandom, Persian culture, soccer, racism, sexuality, depression, family crises, a love triangle, and endless amounts of global teas in Darius’s compelling story. Despite all of the seemingly disparate elements, this is a seamless and profound YA novel with a memorable and endearing main character.
A must-purchase for YA collections. Readers will be caught up throughout Emanuela’s ascent into power as she attempts to save Occhia—whether it wants to be or not.
Though the text is a little too dense for early elementary schoolers to read on their own, slightly older students will snatch this one up. Funny, punny, fearless, and even corny, Smith is a master wordsmith with an innate sense of what makes children chuckle.
This stellar nonfiction work reads like a heart-pounding adventure story. Every library should have a copy.
A thoughtful, gentle work that highlights the connection between animals and humans. This tender picture book will inspire reflection.
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