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How to Make a Bedtime by Meg McKinlay; illus. by Karen BlairPreschool, Primary Candlewick 32 pp.1/25 9781536236057 $18.99e-book ed. 9781536249811 $18.99Clad in blue pajamas, an adult bear (who serves as narrator) guides a young human child through their nightly bedtime routine in this comforting, lightly surreal tale. Walking on all...
I Have Three Cats… by Michelle Sumovich; illus. by Laura ParkPrimary Dial 40 pp.1/25 9780593112717 $18.99e-book ed. 9780593112724 $10.99Three endearing felines, named Big, Little, and Middle, enjoy a happy life until a scraggly stray cat enters their backyard yowling and hissing. The mother of the cats’ young owner warns the...
Scamp by Anden Wilder; illus. by the authorPreschool, Primary Little, Brown 40 pp.2/25 9780316558266 $18.99Clad in a striped-pink romper, tiny tot Scamp takes being a “cat person” to the next level as she spends her day with pet kitty Hector—crawling, prowling, and even grooming herself with her tongue. The two...
A Pocket Full of Rocks by Kristin Mahoney; illus. by E. B. GoodalePrimary Knopf 40 pp.1/25 9780593428542 $18.99Library ed. 9780593428559 $21.99e-book ed. 9780593428566 $10.99Throughout the year, a child collects various objects from nature, finding comfort and creative inspiration in them. This endearing account begins in winter when the protagonist collects...
The Caldecott Award has only gone to a handful of picture-book biographies. Some have received well-deserved Caldecott honors, but only a few have taken home the Gold. Most recently, Javaka Steptoe won the Medal in 2017 for his inventive jigsaw puzzle–style book, Radiant Child: The Story of Young Artist Jean-Michel...
The Caldecott criteria states that the award should honor a work that provides “a visual experience” for the young reader and “respects a child’s ‘understandings, abilities, and appreciations.’” Cherry Mo’s visually enthralling and nearly wordless debut, Home in a Lunchbox, does just that, using colorful digital illustrations and cinematic flourishes to...
Call Me Roberto!: Roberto Clemente Goes to Bat for Latinos by Nathalie Alonso; illus. by Rudy Gutierrez Primary, Intermediate Calkins/Astra 40 pp. 8/24 9781635928112 $18.99 e-book ed. 9781635928129 $11.99 In engaging, economical, and colloquial prose, Alonso chronicles the ascent and career highs of legendary right fielder Clemente (1934–1972), who endured...
Hiro: Winter and Marshmallows by Marine Schneider; illus. by the author; trans. from French by Vineet LalPrimary, Intermediate Eerdmans 40 pp.9/24 9780802856326 $18.99e-book ed. 9781467468435 $18.99A curious bear and a human boy strike up an unexpected friendship in this philosophical Belgian import. In wintertime, Hiro is restless in her family’s...
The Boy Who Said Wow by Todd Boss; illus. by Rashin KheiriyehPreschool, Primary Beach Lane/Simon 40 pp.4/24 9781534499713 $18.99e-book ed. 9781534499720 $10.99This fictional account relates the joyful moment when, in 2019, a nonverbal (“which means he usually doesn’t speak much” per an appended note) nine-year-old named Ronan Mattin declared “wow!”...