Juvenile Nonfiction

Hear These Voices: Youth at the Edge of the Cliff, authored by Anthony Allison and published in 2023, is a powerful non-fiction work that dives deep into the lives of at-risk youth, a subject that resonates deeply in our increasingly complex world. Allison, a seasoned educator and youth advocate, brings not just academic rigor but

Yellow Elephant, a poignant novel by Julie Larios, published in 2006, is a gem that deserves a wider audience. Larios, known for her evocative poetry and writing for young adults, brings her keen eye for emotional nuance and her understanding of the complexities of family relationships to this story. Set against the backdrop of the

Sharon Creech’s Who’s That Baby?, published in 2004, is more than just a picture book; it’s a heartwarming exploration of family, connection, and the magic of childhood. Creech, known for her ability to capture the nuances of human emotion in books like Walk Two Moons, brings her trademark warmth and insightful storytelling to this deceptively

Marla Frazee’s Hush, Little Baby, published in 2004, is not a new take on the classic lullaby, but rather a masterful exploration of the raw, beautiful chaos of parenthood. Frazee, an award-winning children’s book author and illustrator known for her keen observations of everyday life, transforms a simple song into a poignant narrative about the

In the quiet corners of our backyards and the vibrant expanses of nature, a world teeming with life often goes unnoticed. About Insects: A Guide for Children, penned by Cathryn P. Sill and published in 2003, serves as a beautiful invitation to explore this miniature universe. Sill, an author renowned for her nature-focused children’s books,