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Review of They Called Us Enemy
They Called Us Enemy by George Takei, Justin Eisinger, and Steven Scott; illus. by Harmony Becker Middle School, High School Top Shelf 208 pp. 9/19 Paper ed. 978-1-60309-450-4 $19.99 From the publisher of the March trilogy (March, rev. 1/14, and sequels), co-written by civil rights leader and U.S....
Week in Review, February 12th-16th
This week on hbook.com…The 2018 ALA Youth Media Awards, including the Caldecott and Newbery Medals, were announced on Monday. See how The Horn Book reviewed major award-winners and honor books!Black History Month 2018 at The Horn Book: Reviews, interviews, and speeches on the March trilogy by Rep. John Lewis and...
2016-2017 yearbook superlatives
Summer is winding down: the weather has turned cooler (sob!) and students are starting the new school year. Get into the back-to-school mood with our senior superlatives for characters in the class of 2016–2017. What superlative would you award your favorite character?Most likely to write a bestseller: E. B. White,...
See You in Chicago by CSK Author Award co-winner Andrew Aydin
Editor’s note: The 2017 Coretta Scott King Author Award acceptance speeches for March: Book Three by coauthors John Lewis and Andrew Aydin that we would normally publish in this issue were not available at press time. John Lewis and Andrew Aydin are scheduled to deliver their acceptances at the CSK...
Making a Difference, Week 5 / Black History Month, Week 1
Throughout January, we celebrated people who have Made a Difference through their good work. Each day, we recommended a book or article about someone who has effected positive change.This week's picks: Out of the Box post Look to the lunchroom by librarian Danielle Winter Field Notes: "Loud in the Library:...
Five Questions for Coretta Scott King Jury Member Martha V. Parravano
1. You are not new to committee life (Newbery, Boston Globe–Horn Book, LA Times Book Prize, Wilder). What is unique about the CSK?MVP: My CSK jury service has so far been very much like the other committees I've served on: we set out to identify and recognize the very best...
Black History Month 2017
To commemorate Black History Month, we will send around a series of articles, speeches, and reviews from The Horn Book archive that are by and/or about African American authors, illustrators, and luminaries in the field — one a day through the month of February, with a roundup on Fridays. It's...
Making a Difference, Week 3
This month we're celebrating people who have Made a Difference through their good work. Each day, we'll highlight a book about someone who has effected positive change, with a roundup on Fridays. Follow the hashtag #HBMaDJan17 @HornBook and Facebook.com/TheHornBook. This week's picks: Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2017: a MLK...
2016 National Book Award Winner
The winner of the 2016 National Book Award for Young People's Literature is March: Book Three by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin; illus. by Nate Powell.Read The Horn Book's reviews of the March trilogy here:March: Book OneMarch: Book TwoMarch: Book ThreeAnd you can read our Five Questions interview with the...
Coming soon: August Notes!
August’s Notes from the Horn Book newsletter is arriving in inboxes this afternoon. This month, we're honored to speak with Rep. John Lewis, co-author Andrew Aydin, and illustrator Nate Powell about the conclusion to their searing graphic novel memoir trilogy March. In this issue you'll also find:• more YA nonfiction...