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This gentle yet entertaining audiobook will engage younger listeners and hold their interest throughout. Fans of Henn’s The Music in Me will not want to miss this.
A powerful, inclusive picture book that highlights the richness of human communication and how differences bring people together.
PREMIUM
The Wild Robot on the Island
A captivating entrée for younger children to meet Roz and enjoy the “Wild Robot” trilogy.
While not explicitly sports focused, the title’s rejection of organized games for spontaneous imaginary play makes for a light, spirited romp for young readers.
Beautifully presented, written with deep admiration, recommended for elementary libraries, especially where baseball is popular.
PREMIUM
Better Than a Touchdown
With Eagles QB Hurts’ star power, this celebration of perseverance and teamwork should be an easy sell for budding football fans.
PREMIUM
Soccer World
A light fantasy with soccer and gamesmanship at the heart, an additional selection for elementary sports fiction collections.
A wonderful addition in all formats that is sure to spark joy and hope as well as big conversations.
PREMIUM
The Gingerbread Monster
Berman’s performance is an aural delight, but a read-along. Hugo L. Cuellar’s enthralling art shouldn’t be missed and could be even more satisfying.
A valuable addition to any library collection aiming to support social-emotional learning and inclusive education.
A good addition to the nature section of most libraries.
Easy access to both print and audio will motivate glorious read-alongs, particularly since Kevin Cornell’s boisterous illustrations shouldn’t be missed.
PREMIUM
The ABCs of Women’s History
More adorably performative than effective, the audiobook will likely work better as a read-along for the youngest readers rather than as a compelling stand-alone aural adaptation.
Libraries should enable an immersive, illuminating experience by offering both memoirs in all formats.
PREMIUM
The Gift of the Great Buffalo
Indigenous author and actor reclaim authentic, empowering Native/First Nations history.
PREMIUM
Feelings Are Like Farts
This clever, funny approach to feelings (and farts) makes an excellent guidebook for the youngest readers in navigating emotional challenges.
Waites ensures the “First Lady of Children’s Music” is clearly, thoroughly, wonderfully heard.
Now more than ever, all libraries must install these fiercely fiery librarians.
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