| 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 |
April 2008 • Baseball books • Family reading • Five questions for Françoise Mouly • Books you’ve been waiting for • Ask the Horn Book • From the Editor |
| 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 |
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 |
October 2008 • Five questions for David Macaulay • The body electric • Elementary spooks • Beyond chicklit • Stories behind the stories • From the Editor |
| 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 |
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 |
| May 2009 • Five questions for Margaret Mahy • Picture book animals • New frontiers • Where the boys are • Young adult retellings • From the Editor |
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 |
| 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 |
| January 2010 • Five questions for Katherine Paterson • Five great books by Katherine Paterson • Stormy weather • Picture book biographies • Animal tales • From the Editor |
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 |
| 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 |
April 2010 • Animals on parade! • Real kids • Stones and bones • Five questions for Rita Williams-Garcia • Out of this world • From the Editor |
| May 2010 • Five questions for Laura Vaccaro Seeger • Have you got the concept? • You’ve been waiting for… • War stories • YA smorgasbord • What makes a good graduation gift? |
June 2010 • Five questions for Sy Montgomery • Calling all naturalists • Get outside • Family listening • Writers worth watching • From the Editor |
| July 2010 • Five questions for Grace Lin • Easy readers for everyone • New picture books • New books for boys • New books for teens • From the Editor |
August 2010 • Five Questions for Jan Greenberg and Sandra Jordan • More nonfiction • Preschool picture books • New books for middle schoolers • YA road trip novels for summer reading • From the Editor |
| September 2010 • Five questions for Russell Freedman • More nonfiction by Russell Freedman • Old friends in new picture books • Chapter books you’ve been waiting for • New books for teens • From the Editor |
October 2010 • Five questions for Rosemary Wells • New picture books • New chapter books • New nonfiction • Middle school and YA series • From the Editor |
| November 2010 • Five questions for Lincoln Peirce • More comic novels • Poems and pictures • Nonfiction for older readers • Deck the halls • From the Editor |
December 2010 • Horn Book Fanfare • Best books for preschoolers • Best picture books for primary graders • Best fiction for middle graders • Best fiction for teenagers • Five questions for Megan Whalen Turner |
| January 2011 • Five questions for Jeannie Baker • Middle grade armchair travelers • Read it again! • Nonfiction picture books • Out of this world YA • From the Editor |
February 2011 • Five questions for Tomie dePaola • Newbery winners • Caldecott winners • Coretta Scott King and Pura Belpré winners • Sibert winners • Printz winners • From the Editor |
| March 2011 • Five questions for Lee Bennett Hopkins • Passing the poetry • Newbooks for younger readers • Four American legends • Young adult historical fiction • From the Editor |
April 2011 • Five questions for Franny Billingsley • Fantasy for older readers • Animal Antics • Nonfiction picture books • Truthiness in middle-grade fiction • From the Editor |
| May 2011 • Five questions for Patrick McDonnell • Nonfiction picture books for nature lovers • Chapter books for young readers • Middle-grade audiobooks • New young adult fiction • From the Editor |
June 2011 • Five questions for Jeanne Birdsall • Middle-grade novels you’ve been waiting for • Summer picture books • Middle school biographies • YA trilogy enders • From the Editor |
| July 2011 • Five questions for Sophie Blackall • Sophie Blackall, illustrator • Fifteen more minutes • New middle-grade fiction • New takes on tough YA topics • From the Editor September 2011 November 2011 January 2012 |
August 2011 • Five questions for Marc Aronson • More new nonfiction • Dot-dot-dash — concept books with a twist • YA novels you’ve been waiting for • Of interest to adults • From the Editor October 2011 December 2011- Fanfare edition February 2012 |
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