March 2008
•
The Horn Book at Home
• Awards
• Five questions for Jon Scieszka
• Three books to get you outside
• Picture book heroes return
• Ask the Horn Book
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April 2008
• Baseball books
• Family reading
• Five questions for Françoise Mouly
• Books you’ve been waiting for
• Ask the Horn Book
• From the Editor
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May 2008
• Brothers and sisters
• Jazzy picture books
• Five questions for Mary Downing
Hahn
• Summer suspense
• Ask the Horn Book
• From the Editor |
June 2008
• Five questions for Alexandra
Day
•
Join the dog and pony show
•
From the headlines
• Books
you’ve been waiting for
• Three for the Fourth
• Ask the Horn Book
• From the Editor |
July 2008
• Olympic hopefuls
•
Welcome to China
•
Five questions for R. L. Stine
•
Toddler truck stop
•
Audiobooks
• From the Editor
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August 2008
• Backyard safari
• Books for your space chimps
• One question for five writers
(and an editor)
• The next chapter
• Back to school, for the first
time
•
From the Editor |
September 2008
• Five questions for two teachers
• Just a few more school books
• Reading road to the White
House
• Books you've been waiting
for
• Into the fall
• From the editor
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October 2008
• Five questions for David Macaulay
• The body electric
• Elementary spooks
• Beyond chicklit
• Stories behind the stories
• From the Editor
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November
2008
• Five questions for Mini Grey
• Fair fights
• Larger than life
• Heroines and anti-heroines
• Town and gown trouble
• Thirty‑nine shopping days to go
• From the Editor |
December
2008
• Horn Book Fanfare
• Best books for preschoolers
• Five questions for Kevin Henkes
• Best picture books for the early
grades
• Best fiction for middle graders
• Best fiction for teens
• Best nonfiction |
January 2009
• From the Editor
• Five questions for Sally Nicholls
• Four more first novels
• First chapters
• Pioneers
• Which came first? |
February 2009
• Hail to the chiefs
• Five questions for Betty Carter
• African American heroes
• Love stories
• Baby animals
• From the Editor |
March
2009
• Five questions for Mo Willems
• Outside adventures
• Chapter book friends
• Playing with words
• You’ve been waiting
for . . .
• From the Editor
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April 2009
• Fly me to the moon
• Five questions for
Buzz Aldrin
• Books to crow
about
• Listening to
a mockingbird
• Digging
into the past
• From the Editor
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May
2009
• Five questions for Margaret
Mahy
• Picture book animals
• New frontiers
• Where the boys are
• Young adult retellings
• From the Editor
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June 2009
• From the Editor
• Five questions for Gene Luen Yang
• Gifts for grads
• Middle-grade menagerie
• Pictures of summer
• Things that go
• Audiobooks |
July 2009
• Five questions for Rebecca Stead
• New York, New York
• Summer reading for middle schoolers
• Snack attack!
• Coretta Scott King Book Awards
• From the Editor |
August 2009
• Five questions for Ken Roberts
• Back to school novels
• School daze
• YA summer shorts
• Beyond Goodnight Moon
• From the Editor |
September 2009
• Five questions for Richard Peck
• You’ve been waiting for…
• Great minds
• Eye-popping illustrations
• Graphic round-up
• From the Editor |
October 2009
• Five questions for Kristin Cashore
• More “You’ve bee waiting for . . ."
• Realistic chapter books
• State of the artists
• Seasonal picture books
• From the Editor
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November 2009
• Five questions for Jim Murphy
• War stories
• Saddle up!
• Good for a laugh
• It’s beginning to look a lot like . . .
• From the Editor |
December 2009
• Horn Book Fanfare
• Best books for preschoolers
• Five questions for Jerry Pinkney
• Best picture books for primary graders
• Best fiction for middle graders
• Best fiction for teenagers
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January 2010
• Five questions for Katherine Paterson
• Five great books by Katherine Paterson
• Stormy weather
• Picture book biographies
• Animal tales
• From the Editor
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February 2010
• Five questions for Matt Phelan
• Newbery winners
• Caldecott winners
• Coretta Scott King and Pura Belpré winners
• Sibert winners
• Printz winners
• From the Editor
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March 2010
• Marching toward spring
• Five questions for Joanna Cole
• More books for young scientists
• Hang on to your hats
• YA picks for girls
• From the Editor
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