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"How ya feelin', Kate? Ya feeling calm? Feeling calm?!?" Today we tackle the Jon J. Muth Caldecott Honor winner that is now in its 20th year.
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Can you guess the children’s book by its scathing one-star review on Goodreads?
When they're not winning Caldecott Awards, the good people of Levine Querido are churning out even more books. Keep your eyes open for the following:
Art Baltazar is winding up his creator-owned trilogy Yahgz, and we've got the details!
Through these books, readers will engage with real and imagined stories about the power of music to create change in us and around us.
The creators of Hollow return with a new Washington Irving-inspired queer romance, The Woman in White.
This look at community, protest, art, and feminism is an excellent read that will leave readers cheering for Freya's determination to create change.
Did you see? Did you see? The Ezra Jack Keats Awards were announced today! You can take a peek at the brand new winners in a press release at the end of this post. But before we get to any of that, what exactly ARE the Ezra Jack Keats Awards?
A first look at the cover for Emmy Kastner's Arnold Lobel bio, OUTSIDE IN AND THE INSIDE OUT!
Were you a fan of OLIVETTI last year? If you liked talking typewriters then you're gonna love talking apartment buildings. We discuss Allie Millington's anthropomorphized latest.
Teen librarian Cindy Shutts walks us through her second Five Nights at Freddy's Escape Room
Here's a look at the graphic novels that publishers have been acquiring, and when we can expect to see them.
I truly, firmly, believe that anyone can write a book. The thing that stops most people, isn’t talent, it’s time.
March Book Madness might be the programming idea you're looking for in your library or classroom.
If you're in the mood for great new books, today preview examines historical activists, tsunamis, doughnuts, anglerfish and more!
These print-based gatherings remind us that communities are essential to our survival.
When Dunwich Heights is imperiled by giant monsters, Martin Magus summons giant spectral robot MegaGhost to save the day in this weird cartoon-inspired comic series.
I was naive. I didn’t think we needed Almost Sunset.
This deeply moving look at grief and loss will be a comforting reminder to many that there is no roadmap for this, that we all just do the best we can.
I have a nice chat with Brendan Wenzel about the debt we owe to the star above in his latest. Also, and I won't lie, the term "poop debut" makes it into our conversation.
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