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The Newbery at 100 | The Year in SLJ Covers
Illustrator John S. Dykes festooned our January 2022 cover with visual references to some iconic moments marking the centenary of the Newbery Medal. Book nerd bragging rights if you can ID the notable people and events pictured.
SLJ's January 2022 cover celebrates the Newbery centenary. Illustrator John S. Dykes festooned the image with visual references to some of the groundbreaking, iconic moments from 100 years of the award honoring the best in American literature for children. Bonus points if you can ID the notable people and events pictured.
- A Newbery Timeline, the hits and misses, by Betsy Bird
- Testing the Medal - our readers sound off on the Newbery
- One Star Review, Newbery Edition
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A Critical Season: With the spotlight on book awards, let’s champion the right to read | Editorial
- And our conversations with Newbery Medalists, Lois Lowry, Christopher Paul Curtis, Avi, Kate DiCamillo, and more.
Also in this issue:
- Shadow Books: Considering Enslavement and Its Legacy in Children’s Literature
- by Ebony Elizabeth Thomas
- Dynamic Duos: Winners of the Librarian/Teacher Collaboration Award
- Chronicling COVID: The pandemic in comics
- Middle Grade Titles on Germs, Vaccines, and Pandemics
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