Seven Impossible Things: Anticipated Childrens Books for Spring

edited by Kazu Kibuishi

Superb. (Graphic short-story anthology. 7-12) Full review >

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by Laura Vaccaro Seeger & illustrated by Laura Vaccaro Seeger

In all, lovely, inventive, engrossing and interactive. Full review >

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by Julie Paschkis & illustrated by Julie Paschkis

Vivid artwork, a lively, endearing heroine and a warm, loving look at a pivotal experience give this one classic potential. Full review >

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by Keiko Kasza & illustrated by Keiko Kasza

Children will relish the scene of the happy reunion with a grateful Goose, who begins a new story about his best friends. Full review >

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by J. Patrick Lewis & Jane Yolen & illustrated by Sophie Blackall

T-winsome. Full review >

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by Maurie J. Manning & illustrated by Maurie J. Manning

Everything teems with movement and life—completely beguiling. Full review >

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by R. Kikuo Johnson & illustrated by R. Kikuo Johnson

A myth involving rampant anthropophagy transformed into a lightly sketched tale of parent-child bonding. Full review >

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by Amy Schwartz & illustrated by Amy Schwartz

Emerging readers will appreciate the feel of a chapter book, but this dynamic duo will surely be adored (and envied) by all... Full review >

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by R.P. Harris & illustrated by Taeeun Yoo

A rousing adventure that introduces the issue of elephant trafficking in a gentle and appropriate way. Full review >

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by Il Sung Na & illustrated by Il Sung Na

Ready or not! Here comes a book worth finding. Full review >

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by Gita Wolf & illustrated by Swarna Chitrakar

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by Margarita Engle

A beautiful tale of perseverance. Full review >

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