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2025 Locus Award Winners - SCIFI.radio

2025 Locus Award Winners - SCIFI.radio

The Locus Science Fiction Foundation announced the winners in each category of the 2025 Locus Awards on June 21, 2025, during the Locus Awards Weekend. The post 2025 Locus Award Winners appeared first on SCIFI.radio.See the Story

2025 Best Children’s Books of the Year

2025 Best Children’s Books of the Year

The Children’s Book Committee of Bank Street College of Education has announced their collection of the best children’s books published in 2024. The collection includes over 600 titles that represent literary quality and potential emotional impact of the books. The entire list is available for free download here.Read Article

Beetle & the Chimera Carnival by Aliza Layne – Book Review

Beetle & the Chimera Carnival by Aliza Layne – Book Review

Beetle & the Chimera Carnival by Aliza Layne (9781665907484) This sequel to Beetle and the Hollowbones captures the same spirit as the first. In this new story, Beetle and Kat are looking forward to attending the Chimera Carnival together, an event that happens every ten years. The event draws dragons from across the world to the space. But when Kat and Beetle discover an injured dragon who is crying for their egg to be rescued, they are drawn i…Read Article

Don’t Trust Fish by Neil Sharpson – Book Review

Don’t Trust Fish by Neil Sharpson, illustrated by Dan Santat (9780593616673) At first the book is a basic primer on mammals, reptiles and birds. But when it turns to the subject of fish, it all becomes much more personal! A wide variety of fish are shown, but also called rebels and outlaws! You can’t see what they are up to underwater, plus they break all natural laws. What is happening in their “schools” anyway? So many questions and so much co…Mammals Read Article

2025 Carnegie Award Winners

The Carnegies are the longest running children’s book awards in the UK. The medals are judged by children’s librarians. The Shadow Awards allow children and youth throughout the UK to vote on their favorite books. Here are the winners: CARNEGIE MEDAL FOR ILLUSTRATION Clever Crow illustrated by Olivia Lomenech Gill, written by Chris Butterworth (available in US) CARNEGIE SHADOWERS’ CHOICE MEDAL FOR ILLUSTRATION Home Body by Theo Parish (available…Glasgow, Scotland · Glasgow Read Article

So Many Years by Anne Wynter – Book Review

So Many Years: A Juneteenth Story by Anne Wynter, illustrated by Jerome Pumphrey (9780063081147) This joyous and lyrical picture book celebrates the Juneteenth holiday by looking back at the enslavement of the Black-American people and the expression that came afterwards. What would you wear if you’d only been able to wear rags? How would you sing if you had only been able to sing in code? How would you eat if you’d only had scraps? The question…Books · United States Read Article

2025 Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Awards Winners

The winners of the 2025 Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children’s Book Awards have been announced by the Ontario Arts Foundation. Here is the link to the shortlists that I posted about in May. PICTURE BOOK WINNER The Little Regent by Yewande Daniel-Ayoade, illustrated by Ken Daley YA/MIDDLE GRADE WINNER The New Girl by Cassandra CalinOntario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

The Trouble with Heroes by Kate Messner – Book Review

The Trouble with Heroes by Kate Messner (9781547616398) Finn isn’t having a good end of school. He has missed lots of gym class, hasn’t turned in his poetry project about heroes, and just kicked over a gravestone. He’s in big trouble for that last one. It turns out the grave is that of a local Adirondack High Peaks heroine, so her daughter reaches out to see if they can make a deal. She will drop the charges if Finn climbs all 46 of the High Pea…New York State · New York Read Article

2024 Bram Stoker Award Winners

The winners of the 2024 Stoker Awards have been announced by the Horror Writers Association. Here are the winners in the Middle Grade and YA categories. You can head to Locus to see the winners in all categories. WINNER SUPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT IN A MIDDLE GRADE NOVEL (TIE) The Creepening of Dogwood House by Eden Royce There’s Something Sinister in Center Field by Robert P. Ottone FINALISTS The Curse of Eelgrass Bog by Mary Averling The No-Brainer…Read Article

I’m Like a Tree and a Tree’s Like Me by Sylvaine Jaoui – Book Review

I’m Like a Tree and a Tree’s Like Me by Sylvaine Jaoui, illustrated by Anne Crahay (9781592704248) Growing side-by-side throughout this book, a child and a tree transform. From a tiny seed to a fattening cell to setting down roots. They burst into the light one day. They both need water and warmth. And they are both gifts to the world and rely on the world around them. With clever die cuts, this picture book ties humans closely together with nat…France · France Read Article

Kente for Jojo by Bernard Mensah – Book Review

Kente for Jojo by Bernard Mensah, illustrated by Elizabeth Zunon A boy wakes up on a special day and races to put on his Kente shirt. As the family heads out, his father tells him the story of Kente. Today is the day they pick out the Kente pattern for his little brother, Jojo. At the Kente store, Kente line the walls and the workers sit at looms weaving. He wants something special for Jojo, so he approaches one of the weavers and they work toge…Ghana · Ghana Read Article

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