Reviews

Check out this week's new releases of comics, manga, and graphic novels including Truly Tyler from Balzer and Bray and Dragon of Wrenly vol 3, Night Hunt from Little Simon.

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Just in time for summer, Maybe Maybe Marisol Rainey is a charming tale of the everyday experiences of a young girl making her way through the world. This is a story primed for early elementary grade readers for summer reading, read-alouds, book club conversations, and to join the series bin of your classroom library.

The post Just in Time for Summer Reading with Maybe, Maybe, Marisol Rainey appeared first on The Classroom Bookshelf.

A really well done middle grade book about boys, friendship, families, emotions, vulnerability, trust, mistakes, coming out, and so much more.

The post Book Review: Thanks a Lot, Universe by Chad Lucas appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.

Antiques Roadshow visits the Arthur creator.

The post Books on Film: Marc Brown on Antiques Roadshow appeared first on 100 Scope Notes.

Here’s the thing about food. It’s never really just about the food, is it? It’s also about what it carries. Culture, history, family traditions, childhood memories…

The post On Korean Food: Filling My Stories with What I Love, a guest post by Sarah Suk appeared first on Teen Librarian Toolbox.

I discuss the new picture book Oddbird with its creator Derek Desierto and premiere the book trailer.

The post Trailer Reveal & Interview: A Peek at Derek Desierto’s ODDBIRD appeared first on A Fuse #8 Production.

Is Superman living in the woods behind a suburban development? That's what the kids in Drew Brockington's Metropolis Grove want to find out, but the answer is more bizarre than they could imagine.

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The latest Marvel installment has appeal that expands beyond fans of the Marvel Universe, and these read-alike titles will, too.

If you go looking for trouble then trouble is what you get. I talk with author Sarah Prineas about her newest, gooiest hero: a shapeshifter with puppydog eyes that lives up to their name: Trouble.

The post Trouble Is a Friend of Mine: An Interview with Sarah Prineas About her Latest Science Fiction Endeavor appeared first on A Fuse #8 Production.