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Have you ever seen a drop bear before? If you haven’t, than you better look up as you pass under those old gum trees.Beware the drop bear! It’s definitely up there! This is a great...
Valerie: Australia's Bravest Sausage Dog is based on the true story of a little sausage dog who runs away to go on an adventure. I wonder where she will go? How far will she go? An...
Sales and library circulation data of Juvenile Fiction titles during the the first quarter of 2026.
The booksellers of Unity Books Auckland and Wellington review a handful of children’s books sure to delight and inspire readers of all ages. AUCKLAND Reviews by Venice White, Elka...
Minnow is a powerful tribute to youth activism, proving that even the smallest fish can bring about big change.Blending magical realism with timely themes of environmental protecti...
A new storybook for children brings together magic, environmental threats and the value of friendship.
By Times Junior Journalist Jianna Kapoor A perfectly sunny sky, waves crashing on the shore, the sand between my toes and my friends around me. This was my year 8 surf trip at Orew...
Real LGBTQ+ stories that help kids and teens explore identity and history At a Glance A wide-ranging nonfiction reading list spanning picture books to teen memoirs Real stories of...
An M.A. in Climate and Society alum shares the inspiration behind his new children’s book about climate action.
Did you know the word ‘shark’ is thought to have come from the Dutch word for ‘villain’ or ‘scoundrel’? Hearing about shark attacks off different parts of our coastline this defini...
Forest of Hearts is an amazing romance fantasy novel for young adults. It has you biting your nails through each twist and turn of the story. MA Kuznair doesn't fail to impress as...
Shiba: Most of my son’s pupils have never read a proper book My children are all voracious readers like me and most of my specialists doing LLCER for the Bac either already were...
No one notices Joe! Though his buddy Tiago—whose many talents include soccer prowess and a gift for language—is reassuring, Joe wants to start middle school “as a new person.” A Yo...
My latest picture book, Enough to Share, is a lyrical introduction to the delicate ecosystem that is the Great Bear Rainforest. Written by Mary Helen Berg and published by Tielmour...
Sara Haddad has adapted her well-received and highly topical adult novella to this edition for younger readers. While most would try to shield children from the horrors of war, eve...
Welcome to The Spinoff Books Confessional, in which we get to know the reading habits of Aotearoa writers, and guests. This week: Elizabeth Cox, author of Mr Ward’s Map, which won...
As the holiday approaches, Ms. Tam announces a classwide party-planning contest; students will vote on their favorite idea. Excitement grows, but not all students are thrilled abou...
Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month.*In Rosario’s Fig Tree, by Charis Wahl, illustrated by Lucy Melanson, a little gi...
by Kevin Wolf There’s lots to learn in The Froggy Library by Julie Fiveash, who is Diné (preferred name of the indigenous Navajo people). The writing is straightforward and hones...
Sally Morris reviews the best Kids books out now.
Introduce young readers to iconic authors with these picture books about literary legends.
From playful rhymes to thrilling mysteries, four standout titles on The Maple Staple Spotlight Shelf inspire curiosity, imagination, and learning. Though each story is unique, they...
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