Why Snow Casts Such a Spell
Maggie O’Farrell’s “Where Snow Angels Go” and Susan Taghdis’s “The Snowman and the Sun”: Two stories of loss and renewal.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Hang It, Install It, Perform It — and Yes, Wear Your Art on Your Sleeve
A picture book and two middle grade books introduce young people to art mediums and their messages.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Portraits of Three Artists as Young Children
“A Boy Named Isamu,” “Roots and Wings” and “Before I Grew Up” evoke the childhoods of Isamu Noguchi, Shahzia Sikander and Giuliano Cucco.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Ostriches Don’t Actually Bury Their Heads in the Sand
Betsy Bird’s “Long Road to the Circus” blends history and zoology into a lively story for young readers.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
A Charming, Poignant Middle-Grade Memoir of Soviet Russia
In “The Genius Under the Table,” the artist and writer Eugene Yelchin recalls his boyhood in 1970s Leningrad.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
3 Middle Grade Novels Explore the Bond Between Horse and Human
New works of fiction by R.J. Palacio, Sharon M. Draper and J. Anderson Coats
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Behold, King Tut, in All His Majesty and Mystery
“The Curse of the Mummy” and “King Tutankhamun Tells All!” reintroduce the boy pharaoh to young readers.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Alan Cumming Talks About ‘Baggage’
The actor and author discusses his new memoir, and Allen C. Guelzo talks about “Robert E. Lee: A Life.”
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Sonic Sensations: Picture Books About Nina Simone and Jimi Hendrix
“Nina,” by Traci N. Todd, and “Song for Jimi,” by Charles R. Smith Jr., spotlight Black musicians who broke sound and color barriers.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
A Different Kind of California Dreaming
In Gayle Forman’s “Frankie & Bug,” a bittersweet coming-of-age novel, late-1980s Venice Beach is a living, breathing character.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
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