NEW BOOKS
Welcome to the World: A Keepsake Baby
Book by Marfé Ferguson Delano
The Truth about Poop and Pee, by Susan E. Goodman (Penguin), a new edition that
brings together two of her best-selling books.
A Home for Mr. Emerson, by Barbara Kerley (Scholastic)
APPEARANCES
Deborah Heiligman will be speaking at the Virginia Festival of the Book March 21-23
Anna Lewis, author of Women of Steel and Stone: 22 Inspiring Architects, Engineers, and Landscape Designers, will be speaking at the Bellefonte, PA Art Museum on March 22, which has installed a large Anna Keichline exhibit.
AWARDS
The Animal Book: A Collection of the
Fastest, Fiercest, Toughest, Cleverest, Shyest--and Most Surprising--Animals on
Earth, written and illustrated by Steve
Jenkins (HMH)
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The Horn Book 2013 Fanfare List of the Best Books for Young People
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NPR 2013 Great Reads
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Book Links Top 30 Titles from 2013
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Junior Library Guild Top 10 Books for Youth 2013
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ALA Notable Book 2014
Who Says Women Can’t Be Doctors by Tanya Lee Stone (Henry Holt)
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NPR Great Reads
The Boy
Who Loved Math: The Improbable Life of Paul Erdos, by Deborah Heiligman. (Roaring Brook)
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Orbis Pictus Honor Book
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Book Links Top 30 Titles from 2013
Eruption!
Volcanoes and the Science of Saving Lives, by
Elizabeth Rusch. (HMH)
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Book Links Top 30 Titles from 2013
Courage
Has No Color: The True Story of the Triple Nickles, America’s First Black
Paratroopers, by Tanya Lee
Stone. (Candlewick)
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Book Links Top 30 Titles from 2013
The Nature Generation has announced the
shortlist for its 2014 Green Earth Book Awards. The award honors authors whose
books best convey the environmental stewardship message to youth.
Eat
Like a Bear, by April Pulley Sayre,
illustrated by Steve Jenkins (Henry Holt)
Here
Come the Humpbacks, by April Pulley Sayre
(Charlesbridge)
No
Monkeys, No Chocolate, by Melissa Stewart and Allen Young
(Charlesbridge)
A
Place for Turtles, by Melissa Stewart
(Peachtree Publishers)
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