School Libraries
In an effort to make our coverage of Black History Month a more nuanced and valuable experience, we'll be posting several related roundups throughout January and February.
Two nonfiction titles that offer a wealth of curriculum connections.
Two nonfiction picture books that channel strong kids in history for contemporary young readers.
A mix of fiction and nonfiction titles from such stellar talents as Daniel José Older and Margarita Engle. And, as a bonus, professional reading picks for those serving Latinx communities.
From flower blossoms to farmers’ market bounty, these picture books celebrate all sorts of growing things and nurture an appreciation of backyard nature.
As rising seniors and college-bound high school graduates finish off the school year, the following works will keep them intrigued during the summer months.
We offer seven books in various formats for middle graders and up that do not offer one-on-one substitutions for Ayn Rand's Anthem, but will certainly satisfy readers' dystopian cravings.
UPDATE: 8 Indigenous Narratives for Those in Search of Alternatives to 'Island of the Blue Dolphins'
Those assigning Scott O'Dell's 1960 novel Island of the Blue Dolphins may want to look at these contemporary and historical works featuring coming-of-age themes and accurate depictions of Indigenous culture.
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