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“Between day / and night,” a moth flies by, flutteringly releasing a contrail of magical dust. “Between near / and far,” a cricket rests on a leaf, watching a waning crescent moon...
Maxie Roo is an Eastern Grey kangaroo. He rests beneath a distinctive, yellow-blossomed golden wattle tree, digs with his claws, munches on flowers, and goes bounding amid the rose...
Pia, a small, caninelike character, awakens with the urge to create a pine-cone person using objects from nature. Her dad suggests an excursion to a nearby pine forest, and Pia agr...
Willow, a dachshund, and Mia, a French bulldog, are BFFs and classmates at Turkey Jr. High. Their special connection is put to the test when Mia falls head over heels for cool cat...
When Mama Opossum goes out foraging, all 10 of her joeys come along for the ride, clinging to her back. When she stumbles and falls, all 10 roll off in different directions. Reader...
Maspeth author Maxine Fisher’s latest children’s book highlights a concept that readers of all ages could stand to see more of — forming bonds amid differences.Fisher’s latest titl...
As the first autumn leaf floats onto his nose, Parker treats it like a toy to chase. But more and more drift down, and he begins to fret: “What if the trees ran out of leaves altog...
After Jules’ dad gets a job in Texas, she’s uprooted from everything and everyone she loves in Chicago. Then she discovers that Dad has decided to foster a “miniature moose” of a d...
A black-haired, peach-skinned girl visits her Grampa on the reserve. They plan to collect cedar branches to bring as an offering for drummers performing at their community feast. T...
Why did you become a children’s librarian? I suspect it wasn’t simply to help children find information. I often find myself asking a similar question: why do I write children’s bo...
Older sister Rikki, who’s “almost double digits,” is often tasked with keeping an eye on her rambunctious younger sister, Rai, a freshly minted 8-year-old. Rai suffers from asthma...
As August marks the start of a new school year, educators and literacy teams look for ways to engage young readers while building strong foundational skills. Patricia Herber's “Bu...
About the Book:I was fifteen when I became a murderer.After a hack gone tragically wrong, a teen girl is given an ultimatum: accept a harsh prison sentence or leave her old life be...
Three siblings look ahead to a long weekend, with older sister ’Tea in charge while Momma is working. Middle child Taylor is delighted that morning to find the titular postcard in...
Happy #sundayshelfie day! It is my pleasure to welcome the wonderful Anna Walker. This week we are celebrating Anna’s beautiful picture book The Dream Keeper.In a small boat, the...
The book opens with unspoken wishes on Tolly’s 13th birthday. Her family is shattered—it’s been six months since her 16-year-old sister, Sunny, died. Tolly grapples with the strang...
One of my favorite parts of summer reading is seeing all the children check out their books, excited to start logging their minutes reading! Seeing what children are checking out a...
Marvin, a shy, self-conscious merchild, spends his days playing with his best friend, Pearl, a big, round, shiny pearl. While playing hide-and-seek, Pearl rolls away, and Marvin, d...
Cover Reveal of The Best Good Thing: Discovering Joy on a Very Bad, Smad Day by Anna Housley Juster and Andrea Onishi, presented in partnership with The Children’s Book Review. We...
Newly appointed the dance team captain at her school, Jenny Newhouse is responsible for fundraising for new uniforms, and she’s chosen, somewhat impractically, to stash all the mon...
A new picture book from Eerdmans Books for Young Readers The post Branch: A Resurrection Story [Excerpt] appeared first on The Englewood Review of Books.
Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month.*...
Perfect for any child who has ever felt discouraged sounding out a sentence, this story offers patience, companionship, and the reminder that practice pays off. The post Reading wi...
“Butterflies, Bears, and Other Poems for Children” by Patricia Herber invites children to explore the world around them through rhythm, rhyme, and imagination. Filled with playful...
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