Cathy DeCampli

Information and ideas about how we can act, as communities and individuals, for a better and cleaner world can be found in this season’s social justice selections.

Information and ideas about how we can act, as communities and individuals, for a better and cleaner world can be found in this season’s social justice selections.

This season, publishers are enabling youth to make a difference in their world by equipping them with insights into pressing concerns and ways to address them.

Readers will delve into their surroundings this fall, embarking on a continuous learning journey to discover diverse cultures, both local and distant.

Publishers continue to respond to the need for diversity in the social sciences and young readers are better off for it.

There is a broad range of topics in this section and they will help readers better understand themselves and the world around them.

Not only will readers learn about Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) hate, systemic racism, and inequality, they will be better prepared to fight for a better future.

Each stage of life brings new challenges and these series are available to help children approach them with understanding and excitement.

This season, publishers have books for readers looking for something creepy, fanciful, or mythological.