Andrea Beatriz

Jan 10, 2025 | slj.com | Sara Collins |Andrea Beatriz

Toddler-PreS–Hwang’s Bunny is back. Bunny is hungry and discovers a grocery bag. Bunny tips it over and tries all of the foods inside. By the end, Bunny is full and tired, and then needs to use the bathroom. Each page has a maximum of two words, and the repetitive nature makes it an easy story for emerging readers to memorize and read on their own.

Jan 10, 2025 | slj.com | Frances Hardinge |Tracy Cronce |Andrea Beatriz

. Aug. 2024. 120p. Tr $19.99. ISBN 9781419774331. COPY ISBN Gr 4-8–Hardinge’s latest read delivers suspense, adventure, mystery, and fantasy all in one beautifully illustrated novel. Milo never imagined that he would be the one to fill his father’s big shoes of being the Ferryman, taking their island’s departed souls to the afterlife. Being a Ferryman required the ability to focus and to stay unmoved by death, and his father made it clear that Milo’s older brother was his top choice.

Jan 10, 2025 | slj.com | Sarah Everett |Monisha Blair |Andrea Beatriz

. Oct. 2024. 272p. Tr $18.99. ISBN 9780063256613. COPY ISBN Gr 5 Up–Twelve-year-old Skye Nickson doesn’t trust her first instinct. As an avid photographer, she relies on being able to look back at a situation through her pictures to process what happened. Using these impartial clues is how she has been dealing with the absence of her family members. Four years ago, her father kidnapped her brother, Finn, and they haven’t been heard from since.