Nonfiction
From picture book biographies to historical overviews and reference titles, this roundup spotlights informational texts centering Latinx heritage. Add these works to nonfiction displays from September 15 to October 15 (and every other month of the year).
PREMIUM
In Cold Blood
Capote brilliantly contrasts the underside of American life in this purchase that should be on the shelves in most high school collections.
Like a mystery novel, this wonderful book finds the human drama behind the scientific breakthrough of the discovery of cells taken from a young Black woman dying of cervical cancer without her knowledge.
This goes on the science shelves and will require patient reading.
A necessary addition for libraries serving tweens and teens, this is especially useful for reports and history curriculum.
Reading this book prior to engaging in experiments is like providing a blueprint for the scientific method; this is a must for elementary collections.
A great addition for libraries, this book exemplifies the human spirit and is perfect for readers from first grade up.
PREMIUM
A Place for Rain
A charming and informative read that promotes environmental stewardship. With its rhythmic text and captivating illustrations, this book is a wonderful addition to library collections.
A richly compassionate look at people’s lives, this book covers childhood in a way that readers will appreciate and love. It’s a gripping read for elementary grades and beyond.
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