Another gorgeous September list! All three categories look fantastic this week, but I think picture books are the strongest group. We’ve got two new books for teaching fake news and

Another great Spotlight this week! We’ve got new titles from Deb Caletti, Courtney Summers, Margi Preus, Lynn Rae Perkins, Julie Buxbaum, and Sophie Blackall, plus several debut authors! I actually

Whoa! This is a WHOPPER week for new book releases! I know I’ve left several great books off the list–I just can’t make a list that is 50 books long.

Sink your teeth into a GREAT New Release Spotlight this week! This is the best one we’ve had in a few weeks, so you know we are getting close to

Another small list this week! The Google Slides presentation I made last week was a big hit, so I have created one for this week, too. Click the link under

I’ve got something new for you this week! I can’t guarantee I’ll do this every week, but I wanted to try it and see what you think! The New Release

Not a huge or super-exciting list this week. Half the list is picture books, which look best to me on this list. I’m most excited about How You Grow Wings,

The Spotlight had some obstacles this week! My internet wasn’t fully-restored until Friday, then Titlewave was out all weekend. Phew! Thankfully, Titlewave was back up this morning, and I was

Today’s New Release Spotlight list is YA-heavy, but I’m actually most excited about the picture books again this week! For two of them, I’ve included some lesson ideas. This week’s

This is a GREAT week for new books! I actually like the picture books best this week, something that hasn’t happened in awhile. There are also FIVE graphic novels on

A great New Release Spotlight this week! Since I skipped last week’s Spotlight, I’ve added a few from last week also. Middle grades look best to me this week, with

This week’s Spotlight got cut a bit short about halfway through. Since Saturday morning, I’ve been down with either COVID or the flu–I have no idea which. I haven’t been

Happy Tuesday! It’s another typical mid-June list; it’s not super-amazing, but there are some interesting titles. We’ll start with Jumper by Melanie Crowder. If you are a high school librarian,

Whew, we have had a whirlwind few weeks! In the past five weeks, we’ve had two separate weeks of travel to the US (we live in Mexico) and two different

A great-looking list this week! YA and middle grade books look best to me. Picture books are slim-pickins once again this week. 🙁 This week’s top picks are: Hell Followed

Starting this week, I am back to weekly New Release Spotlights! I will post them weekly on Mondays and send an email link out on Tuesday mornings. The YA titles

Well, I guess my Spotlight hiatus–if you can call it that–is ending! I’ve decided to go back to weekly New Release Spotlights starting May 31. It’s partly because I have

Welcome to May! This month is historically quite good for new book releases, and with a collective total of 40 starred reviews, today’s list is no exception. I think YA