Confidently choose books for children and teens.

The Legend of Greyhallow is a fun, inventive fantasy, perfect for an entertaining, recreational read.

Thread by Thread is the story of every refugee who bravely endures the journey and begins anew, a gentle introduction to a theme of pilgrimage and endurance, with details that invite discussion and a hopeful ending.

This year’s Schneider Family winners for excellence in children’s books about the experience of disability.

This year’s Sibert honor books for excellence in nonfiction include two minority sports heroes, a very young Holocaust survivor, and a World War II espionage story.

An interview with Kirsten Turner, founder of one of the 21st century Packhorse Librarian movements helping the Appalachias

Life after Whale pictures the phenomenon of “Whale Fall”: how the earth’s largest living creature supports thriving ecosystems for decades after death.

Dear Duck, Please Come! is a story for young lovers of forest animals or celebrants of losing teeth, or anyone who likes to practice being a good friend.

This year’s Caldecott honor books feature warm family ties, amazing skills and ambitions fulfilled.

Chooch Helped is a loving depiction of a Cherokee girl’s little-brother issues