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The United States is turning 250 years young this summer, and the celebrations are going to be everywhere! Here are six picture books to help you celebrate with your youngest library patrons.
So, how do we make America 250 accessible and meaningful for the PreS–Grade 2 crowd? We frame it as a giant birthday party!
Instead of getting bogged down in dates a...
Welcome to the first New Release Spotlight of June! If you happen to live here in North Texas, you already know summer is officially heating up. The sun has been so intense lately that I’ve actually had to shift my daily walks to the nighttime just to avoid getting totally sunburned.
Thankfully, the rising temperatures give us the perfect excuse to stay indoors in t...
Welcome to another Tuesday New Release Spotlight!
I don’t know about you, but I am so happy that school is finally out for the summer! Bring on the sunshine, the relaxed schedules, and most importantly, the endless hours of uninterrupted reading time.
Every Tuesday, we break down the latest and greatest books hitting the shelves for kids, twee...
It’s officially our last week of school!!!!! Whoohoooo!
This week’s New Release Spotlight is another giant-sized May edition, featuring 14 fantastic new titles.
Because the list is so lengthy, I have once again added jump-to links below to help you navigate directly to the sections you need most: Young Adult, Middle Grade, or Picture...
Some of Us Are Brave is a middle grade natural disaster novel voiced by three strongly-written protagonists.
I did not live in Texas during Hurricane Harvey, so I didn’t have a point of reference for it. The author does though! She lived through it herself, and that shines through beautifully in the story’s events. Highly-recommended for middle school read...