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Now on The Yarn: JOVITA WORE PANTS w/ Molly Mendoza and Aida Salazar

Mexico · Mexico

Now on The Yarn: JOVITA WORE PANTS w/ Molly Mendoza and Aida Salazar

Me, Molly Mendoza, Aida Salazar Once in a while we get the opportunity to talk with a recent award winner for The Yarn podcast, and it’s always a little extra special. Molly Mendoza won a 2024 Caldecott Honor for Jovita Wore Pants: The Story of a Mexican Freedom Fighter, and I talked with her and author Aida Salazar about how the book came to be. In the episode, we learn that the story has a deep family connection for Aida Salazar, and we get so…Read Article

It’s a Newbery Extravaganza! The Yarn LIVE at ALA Annual 2025

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

It’s a Newbery Extravaganza! The Yarn LIVE at ALA Annual 2025

Are you attending the American Library Association Annual Conference in Philadelphia later this month? Me too. I’m looking forward to it even more than usual because of this: I’ll be recording an episode of The Yarn podcast with all the 2025 Newbery winners: Erin Entrada Kelly (The First State of Being), Ruth Behar (Across So Many Seas), Chanel Miller (Magnolia Wu Unfolds It All), Lesa Cline-Ransome (One Big Open Sky), & Kate O’Shaughnessy (The …Read Article

Notes on May 2025

Martin Luther King Jr. · United States

Notes on May 2025

In May . . . . . . I looked ahead to summer. Ten books I’m excited to read in June, July, and August. . . . I determined the animals that show up the most in children’s books. Did I mention this is an informal tally? . . . I shared 2025 books from past American Indian Youth Literature Award Winners It’s a good group of books.Read Article

Rec and To-Read (May 2025)

The premise of this new series is simple: I share one book I read this month that I loved, and show my current to-read pile. First up, a book I read and loved this month: Dino Poet by Tom Angleberger In my Goodreads account, I started a new shelf called Best of the Year. After reading this comic by Origami Yoda author Tom Angleberger, I had to slap it with that “Best of” label. Angleberger is the master of riding the line between silly/funny and…Read Article

Top 10 Circulated Picture Books of the ’24-’25 School Year

Just a couple more weeks left in the school year, and I’m looking back at the books that were checked out the most in our K-3 school library. Today we’re looking at picture books. The top of this list is dominated by one series – can you guess it? Previously . . . Top 10 Circulated Fiction of the ’24-’25 School Year Top 10 Circulated Graphic Novels of the ’24-’25 School Year The Unexpecteds: 6 Sneakily Popular Books #10. The Hiccupotamus by Aaro…Read Article

Name That LEGO Book Cover! (#63)

Once again, it’s the game that’s sweeping the country. I used this website to (virtually) create 3 LEGO book covers. See how many you can name! #1: Answer #2: Answer #3: Answer How’d you do? If you like this post, you might like my newsletter, FROM THE DESK OF 100 SCOPE NOTES. You can click here to subscribe. Previously . . . Name That LEGO Book Cover! (#1) Name That LEGO Book Cover! (#2) Name That LEGO Book Cover! (#3) Name That LEGO Book Cove…Lego · Canada Read Article

Who’s Waldo? 6 Seek-and-Find Finds for 2025

Waldo is the undisputed king of the seek and find genre. I mean, they’re making New Yorker cartoons about the guy: by Paul Noth Since Waldo’s seek and find dominance is well-established, I thought I’d show you a few of the Waldo-less 2025 offerings for fans of the genre. Maze Play by Roxie Munro Mr. Search and Mrs. Find by Csil Lost and Found in History by Clara Booth Minecraft: Where’s the Zombie? Magic Under the Bed by Carley Madden, illustrat…Read Article

Top 10 Circulated Nonfiction of the ’24-’25 School Year

The end of the school year is approaching, and it’s time to take a look at the most checked out books in our K-3rd grade school library this year. We’ve already looked at: Top 10 Circulated Fiction of the ’24-’25 School Year Top 10 Circulated Graphic Novels of the ’24-’25 School Year Today is nonfiction. A lot of familiar faces here. We stepped up our Who Would Win? books last year and so it’s nice to see students checking those out a bunch. #10…Read Article

Newbery/Caldecott 2026 Spring Check-In

Every year, readers head over to Goodreads to vote for the books they think are deserving of Newbery or Caldecott medals. I like to take the occasional peek to see which books are rising to the top. It’s not any sort of official list, but it can be a good place to spot books that might be in consideration. Did I mention you need to take this list with a grain of salt? Because you need to take this list with a grain of salt – any Goodreads user c…Read Article

10 to Note: Summer Preview 2025

I scoured the internet to bring you 10 books I’m most looking forward to in June, July, and August. It’s a graphic novel-heavy list this time out, but that’s because this summer brings an unusually high level of excellent-looking graphic novels. Picture Book Scrub in the Tub by Jan Thomas June 3 | Beach Lane Books (S&S) | Grades PreK-1 Jan Thomas is the queen of the funny book for the youngest readers. This book, about a pig that doesn’t want to…Read Article

Top 10 Circulated Graphic Novels of the ’24-’25 School Year

The end of the school year is coming, and I’m looking at which books were checked out the most. Today we’re talking graphic novels. I have to say, the dominance of the top three books on this list continues to impress me. Year after year, kids find them. It’s great to see. Plus, there are a couple surprises. Previously . . . Top 10 Circulated Fiction of the ’24-’25 School Year #10. Twins by Varian Johnson #9. InvestiGators (#5): Braver and Bould…Read Article

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