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May 4, 2024 · Read expert recommendations. The best kids' books of 2021, books we've chosen ourselves as well as books from the shortlists of prestigious prizes that we like the look of.
Dec 3, 2021 · The 25 Best Children’s Books of 2021. The most notable picture, middle grade and young adult books of the year, selected by The Times’s children’s books editor. Share full article. Dec. 3,...
- Have You Seen Gordon?, Adam Jay Epstein, Illustrated by Ruth Chan
- The Rock from The Sky, Jon Klassen
- Too Bright to See, Kyle Lukoff
- The Legend of Auntie Po, Shing Yin Khor
- The Last Cuentista, Donna Barba Higuera
- Gone to The Woods: Surviving A Lost Childhood, Gary Paulsen
- From A Whisper to A Rallying Cry,Paula Yoo
- Me (Moth), Amber Mcbride
- Firekeeper’s Daughter,Angeline Boulley
Have You Seen Gordon? at first appears to be a classic search-and-find book, with intricate illustrations of a busy city street and a crowded beach. Within them, young readers are asked to locate a purple tapir named Gordon, but the plot soon diverges from the activity-book formula. At the amusement park, rather than hiding in the crowd, Gordon sta...
The Rock From the Sky, the latest from beloved children’s book author and illustrator Jon Klassen, is a collection of stories for early readers set in a minimalist gray-green watercolor landscape, featuring a turtle, a snake and a sort of armadillo-mole hybrid. In the first story, a giant rock is falling from the sky, barreling toward the unknowing...
It’s the summer before middle school, and Bug is mourning the death of a beloved uncle, a former New York City drag queen who may now be haunting the family’s house in rural Vermont. This summer, Bug also has to contend with a friend named Moira, who is determined to give Bug a girly makeover before they go to their new school in the fall. As Bug d...
In a late 19th-century logging camp in the Sierra Nevada, a 13-year-old girl named Mei, the daughter of the man who runs the camp’s kitchen, spins tall tales to entertain the workers. The heroine of her stories is Po Pan Yin, a Chinese matriarch who is clearly inspired by Paul Bunyan. Meanwhile, in the real world, Mei and her family live in the sha...
It’s the year 2061 and a comet is headed for earth. A select few, including Petra, her brother and their scientist parents, have the opportunity to travel to Sagan, a planet that can support life. The catch: the trip will take 380 years. To get there, they will be put into stasis and tended to by several generations of people called Monitors. But w...
Literary legend Gary Paulsen has inspired generations of adventurers with his stories about survival and exploration in the wilderness. In Gone to the Woods, published 10 months before Paulsen’s death in October, he tells his own boyhood survival story. The memoir details a lone train journey, when he was 5 years old, to his aunt and uncle’s Minnes...
It’s 1982, and the auto industry is reeling because of competition from Japanese car manufacturers. Anti-Asian-American sentiment simmers across the country, but especially in Detroit. It’s there that, one night, autoworker Ronald Ebens and his stepson Michael Nitz get into a bar fight with 27-year-old Chinese American Vincent Chinand beat the youn...
Moth was a Juilliard-bound dancer with loving parents, until a car accident took their lives. Now, she’s living in the suburbs with survivor’s guilt and her grieving aunt, who has developed a reliance on alcohol. When Moth meets Sani, a Navajo musician who is dealing with depression, the two instantly connect, and the teenagers embark on a road tri...
Daunis, a biracial 18-year-old, doesn’t quite feel like she belongs with the family of her Anishinaabe father or with her mother’s wealthy white relatives. She’s determined to escape her hometown and start fresh, but she soon finds herself wrapped up in something she never expected: Daunis witnesses a murder and is called to assist the police with ...
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- The Boy Who Loved Everyone by Jane Porter and Maisie Paradise Shearring. It’s the first day of preschool, and excited little Dimitri can’t wait to hug everyone and tell them how much he loves them.
- Outside, Inside by LeUyen Pham. This stunning picture book captures the moment the world went from outside (pre-pandemic) to inside (post-pandemic). The illustrations follow a black cat as it explores the world after the pandemic, from empty streets to busy hospital staff to zoom classes and phone calls with family.
- Eyes That Kiss in the Corners by Joanna Ho and Dung Ho. Eyes That Kiss in the Corners is a gorgeous and lyrical statement of self-love that celebrates Asian-shaped eyes and family heritage.
- Off to See the Sea by Nikki Grimes and Elizabeth Zunon. The inimitable poet Nikki Grimes pairs up once more with the equally excellent illustrator Elizabeth Zunon in Off to See the Sea, which features the same child as Bedtime for Sweet Creatures.
I go through the winners and honourable mention books in a variety of children’s books awards like CBCA Book of the Year Awards, Kate Greenaway Award, Bologna Ragazzi Awards, White Raven List, IBBY Outstanding Children’s Books selection, New York Public Library, New York Times and The Guardian Best Children’s Books of the Year picks.
Dec 21, 2021 · Curated from PW’s reviews of children’s and YA books published in 2021, these were our selections for the top 50 books of the year for readers of all ages. The New York Times :
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Readers' Favorite Middle Grade & Children's 2021 — Goodreads Choice Awards. Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction. Readers' Favorite Middle Grade & Children's. New to Goodreads? Get great book recommendations! Start Now. Want to Read. Rate it: Open Preview. WINNER 24,836 votes. Daughter of the Deep. by. Rick Riordan (Goodreads Author)
