Alan Gratz’s Refugee novel hit the bestseller list with it’s stories of children fleeing war torn countries. Scholastic will release a graphic novel adaptation of the novel later this year and we got a chance to review a copy. Read on for a spoiler-free review of Refugee by Alan Gratz with artwork by Syd Fini….
Need a new bedtime picture book for storytime? Scholastic Books has released Millie Fleur Saves the Night which encourages kids to discover how the darkness and night can be magical. read on for a spoiler0free review of the picture book Millie Fleur Saves the Night. Millie Fleur Saves the Night is the charming sequel to…
Lionel Messi is widely regarded as one of the greatest soccer players of all time. Known as the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time), Messi’s incredible talent and achievements have inspired millions around the world. But the new picture book by Scholastic, Messi’s Magic, goes beyond the trophies and records to tell the story of the…
Ballet Brown is a beautifully written and inspiring picture book that’s all about speaking up, celebrating inclusion, and making space for everyone in the world of dance. Written by Bellen Woodard, who is the same young activist behind the More Than Peach project and book, this story is both empowering and relatable for kids and…
The Squad by Christina Soontornvat, illustrated by Joanna Cacao, is a uplifting graphic novel about navigating middle school, friendships, and big changes. This is the second book in the series and follows Christina, an eighth-grader, as she continues her cheerleading journey. Read on for a review of The Squad, published by Scholastic Inc. Christina feels…
Have you ever thought about what it’s like to grow up without one of your parents around? This graphic novel tells the story of Jay Jay Patton, a kid whose dad has been in prison for most of her life. It’s all about how she deals with that and what happens when her dad finally…
Black History Month is almost here and we wanted to compile a list of the best Graphic novels that feature African American main characters. This article has an eclectic mix of both fiction and non-fiction options from multiple publishers. Here are some of the best kids graphic novels to read for Black History Month! This…
The Gingerbread House That Jack’s Family Ate by Kelly DiPucchio is a delightful, laugh-out-loud holiday story that brings a playful twist to the classic “House That Jack Built” rhyme. This chaotic Christmas tale introduces us to Jack’s family—a multigenerational crew trying to prepare for the big day. Wrapping presents? Check. Hanging stockings? Check. Building a…
The Abbott Elementary: The Official Coloring Book coloring book is a fun addition to any fan’s collection, featuring over 90 pages of illustrations and hand-lettered quotes inspired by ABC’s hit comedy. If you’re a fan of Janine’s optimism, Ava’s one-liners, or Barbara’s wisdom, you’ll find plenty to color, from iconic quotes like “Don’t tell me…
If you’re looking for a Halloween book that combines fun, life lessons, and a touch of prehistoric charm, How Do Dinosaurs Say Trick or Treat? by Jane Yolen and Mark Teague could check all the boxes. This whimsical story brings dinosaurs to life in hilarious situations, teaching kids how to enjoy Halloween with good manners…
