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BookTribJuly 18, 2019
At a zoo, a community of nature-minded people comes together to support and learn about the world’s various species. The San Diego Zoo is an example of one such community effort. Karen’s Heart: The True Story of a Brave Baby Orangutan (Blue Sneaker Press) written by Georgeanne Irvine is the…
BookTribJuly 16, 2019
Attention kids and parents: the 12-year-old ludicrously rich and absolutely brilliant Artemis is back again! Artemis Fowl: The Graphic Novel (Disney/Hyperion) properly brings the internationally-captivating series into a new age 18 years after the series’ inception. Artistically revolutionized since the 2007 graphic novel, this printing is expertly adapted by Michael…
Lee PelletierJuly 12, 2019
Such is the case for French bulldog Toby in As Warm as the Sun (Neal Porter Books) by Kate and Jim McMullan. Toby lives for basking in the warmth of his favorite places – his spot in his owner’s lap, his spot by the fireplace, his spot in the morning…
Samantha SchwindJuly 3, 2019
We know Terry Crews from his stardom on screen, but this famous actor and human rights activist is moving his passion and talents to a whole new medium, the pages of an innovative children's book, Come Find Me (Amen & Amen Publishing). 20 years ago, Terry Crews and Ken Harvey…
Rebecca ProulxJune 25, 2019
Children often look up to parents as teachers and guides. They follow their parents' rules and encouragements (for the most part) and rely on them for support. When we’re children, our parents are the ones to sign us up for sports and lay our clothes out on the bed. But,…
Emilie HocterJune 21, 2019
What is it that makes us such suckers for touching animal stories? Their cuteness aside, perhaps it’s that we are constantly amazed at how they so often display human characteristics and emotions to the point of making us forget they are animals. When I reached out to Georgeanne Irvine, author…
Jim AlkonJune 19, 2019
Author and clinical psychologist, Michael Genhart, Ph.D., is back with illustrator, Anne Passchier in Rainbow: A First Book of Pride (Magination Press). Genhart is known for tackling tough or more mature topics in relatable ways through his children’s books. In the past, he has covered topics including the bullying, friendship and…
Rachael SuhieJune 7, 2019
Eventually, kids have to learn the truth about everything, from where babies come from to how a seemingly progressive nation could elect a fascist plutocrat. The most that we can do for children is try our best to explain these things in terms that they can understand, but sometimes the…
Jeff DaughertyMay 31, 2019
In our partnership with Penguin Random House, Matthew Gray Gubler discusses the origins of his book Rumple Buttercup: A Story of Bananas, Belonging, and Being Yourself, shares his message for readers and more.
Penguin Random HouseMay 23, 2019
Saying goodbye can be a difficult task for individuals of any age, but it is especially challenging for younger children. Transitions for little ones can be jarring, so it is important to always be there for a child when parting with a loved belonging, a familiar face or place of…
Rachael SuhieMay 17, 2019
New York Times bestselling author and ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee is back with a sequel to the whirlwind of adventures in Chasing Helicity. Readers get to continue following young Helicity in her new thrilling tale, Chasing Helicity: Into the Wind (Disney/Hyperion). Helicity is much like any typical teenage…
Rachael SuhieMay 10, 2019
Alafair Burke didn’t set out to write a trilogy, but with the release of her latest novel of domestic suspense—The Better Sister—Burke completes a set of three thematic novels that explore “the complexity of female relationships and the diverse roles that women play in contemporary society.” The Better Sister (Harper)…
Dawn IusMay 9, 2019
Ross Burach, author and illustrator of the beloved story Truck Full of Ducks is back with another fun-filled, page-turner in The Very Impatient Caterpillar (Scholastic). Burach’s lively illustrations and comical storyline is guaranteed to keep your young one engaged and entertained. This story starts with our anxious protagonist, a purple-spotted…
Rachael SuhieMay 3, 2019
Deborah Freedman is back with another whimsical children's book in Carl and the Meaning of Life (Viking Books for Young Readers). This book follows a similar style as some of her other children’s books with her own beautiful illustrations and charming animal characters. Freedman is no stranger to addressing larger,…
Rachael SuhieApril 25, 2019
As a parent and educator, you are always finding fun and unique ways to read to your kids aloud or get your kids reading on their own So, why not mix the excitement of the royal baby watch with a few good children's books with regal themes? Jamie Levinthal, Subscriber…
BookTribApril 19, 2019