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- Biology Lessons by Melissa Kantor
- What Fell from the Sky by Adrianna Cuevas (review)
- Hiding in Plain Sight: Kate Warne and the Race to Save Abraham Lincoln by Beth Anderson (review)
- Under the Same Stars by Libba Bray (review)
- To Walk the Sky: How Iroquois Steelworkers Helped Build Towering Cities by Patricia Morris Buckley (review)
- Mystery Royale by Kaitlyn Cavalancia (review)
- Night Walk by Jason Cockcroft (review)
- Golemcrafters by Emi Watanabe Cohen (review)
- The Empty Place by Olivia A. Cole (review)
- The Love Interest by Helen Comerford (review)
- A Traitorous Heart by Erin Cotter (review)
- Where the Heart Should Be by Sarah Crossan (review)
- Black Girl Power: 15 Stories Celebrating Black Girlhood by Leah Johnson (review)
- King Alfred and the Ice Coffin by Kevin Crossley-Holland (review)
- It's Watching by Lindsay Currie (review)
- The Underwood Tapes by Amanda DeWitt (review)
- The Story Factory by Jam Dong (review)
- Don't Let the Forest In by CG Drews (review)
- The Scorpion Queen by Mina Fears (review)
- Astronaut Sisters by Julie Fortenberry (review)
- West Hollywood Monster Squad by Sina Grace (review)
- I Am the Cage by Allison Sweet Grant (review)
- Go Tell It: How James Baldwin Became a Writer by Quartez Harris (review)
- Kaya of the Ocean by Gloria L. Huang (review)
- When I Hear Spirituals by Cheryl Willis Hudson (review)
- Almost Sunset by Wahab Algarmi (review)
- The Interpreter by Olivia Abtahi (review)
- Darkly by Marisha Pessl (review)
- No Place Left to Hide by Megan Lally (review)
- I Am Not Jessica Chen by Ann Liang (review)
- The Gift of the Great Buffalo by Carole Lindstrom (review)
- A Pocket Full of Rocks by Kristin Mahoney (review)
- No Purchase Necessary by Maria Marianayagam (review)
- Wee Unicorn by Meg McLaren (review)
- More Than Enough: Inspired by Maimonides's Golden Ladder of Giving by Richard Michelson (review)
- Sun Bird: The Amazing Journey of the Arctic Tern by Lindsay Moore (review)
- This Is the Year by Gloria Muñoz (review)
- A Song for You and I by K. O'Neill (review)
- The Assassin's Guide to Babysitting by Natalie C. Parker (review)
- The Crane and the Keeper: How an Endangered Crane Chose a Human as Her Mate by Meeg Pincus (review)
- Hunger's Bite by Taylor Robin (review)
- Something Good by Kenneth Kraegel (review)
- The Girl You Know by Elle Gonzalez Rose (review)
- One Day: A True Story of Survival in the Holocaust by Michael Rosen (review)
- The Search for Carmella by Chloe Savage (review)
- The Losting Fountain by Lora Senf (review)
- Dust by Alison Stine (review)
- Have Three Cats … by Michelle Sumovich (review)
- On the Wings of la Noche by L. Vanessa Torres (review)
- Snow by Meera Trehan (review)
- A Language of Dragons by S.F. Williamson (review)
- Toto by Hyewon Yum (review)
- The Afterdark by E. Latimer (review)
- To Listen and Empower Children Is to Reach for Wisdom
- Mighty Children and the Transformation of Authoritative Adults in Andrea Beaty's The Questioneers: A Discussion of Age-Based Power as a Theme in Literature for Children
- "There Were Grown-Ups Who Should Have Stopped It": A Youth Theory Analysis of A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking
- Expansive Ways to Be an Environmental Activist: A Content Analysis of Children's Picturebooks from 2016 to 2022 Surrounding the Climate Crisis
- Missing Home: Depictions of Exile during the Portuguese Dictatorship
- On (Not) Translating Dogs in Iran
- An Open World of Stories: A Critical Examination of Open-Access Global Digital Picturebook Platforms
- Reading Gender in Let's Read Asia's Picturebooks
- Exploring the Graphic Novel's Popularity and Advocating for Its Integration in the World-Language Classroom
- Poetry Recommendations for Children: A New Project at the International Youth Library
- Black White Grey: Picture Books Without Colours: An Exhibition by the International Youth Library
- Focus IBBY: Impressions from Trieste
- Postcards
- Subject and Use Index
- Bears and Dogs: Animals, Animal Metaphors, and the Telling of Rape and Gendered Collectivity in Fredrik Backman's Beartown
- Difference in Narnia: Giants, Dwarfs, and Others
- Hand in Hand: Interconnected Narrative and Illustration in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
- "i thought maby you might help as you other Little Children": Using Letters to Mrs. Roosevelt to Reread the Classed Other in Depression-Era Children's Literature
- The Representation of Alternative Education in Katherine Rundell's The Girl Savage and David Almond's My Name Is Mina
- Lewis Carroll: Formed By Faith by Charlie Lovett (review)
- Becoming Ezra Jack Keats by Virginia McGee Butler (review)
- A Centennial Celebration of The Brownies' Book ed. by Dianne Johnson-Feelings and Jonda C. McNair (review)
- At Risk: Black Youth and the Creative Imperative in the Post-Civil Rights Era by Jennifer Griffiths (review)
- From Wallflowers to Bulletproof Families: The Power of Disability in Young Adult Narratives by Abbey Meyer (review)
- The Transformative Potential of LGBTQ+ Children's Picture Books by Jennifer Miller (review)
- International LGBTQ+ Literature for Children and Young Adults ed. by B. J. Epstein and Elizabeth L. Chapman (review)
- They Also Write for Kids: Cross-Writing, Activism, and Children's Literature by Suzanne Manizza Roszak (review)
- Containing Childhood: Space and Identity in Children's Literature ed. by Danielle Russell (review)
- Fantasy and Myth in the Anthropocene: Imagining Futures and Dreaming Hope in Literature and Media ed. by Marek Oziewicz, Brian Attebery, and Tereza Dêdinová (review)
- Contributors and Editors
- Award Applications
- From the Editor
- It Is Not a Game!: White Supremacy and Other Messages in Materials for Youth
- National and Religious Messages in Israeli Search-and-Find Books for Children
- Making Beliefs: Educational Card Games as Scripts of Imperial Fantasy
- "At Home in the Water": Swimming and Progressive Girlhood in Early Twentieth-Century Club Fiction
- An Intersectional Coming-of-Age: On Body Positivity, Agency, and Self-Expression in Fat Chance, Charlie Vega
- Grown with Love by Valeria Wicker (review)
- Tangleroot by Kalela Williams (review)
- Phil's Big Day: A Groundhog's Story by Liza Woodruff (review)
- Red in Tooth and Claw by Lish McBride (review)
- Halfway There: A Graphic Memoir of Self-Discovery by Christine Mari (review)
- A Voice in the Storm by Karl James Mountford (review)
- The Ribbon Skirt by Cameron Mukwa (review)
- The Duel: A Story about Peace by Inês Viegas Oliveira (review)
- The Firelight Apprentice by Bree Paulsen (review)
- Safe Crossing by Kari Percival (review)
- A Hat for House: One Storm, Many Helpers by Audrey Perrott (review)
- When the Mapou Sings by Nadine Pinede (review)
- Under the Heron's Light by Randi Pink (review)
- The Café at the Edge of the Woods by Mikey Please (review)
- Leap by Simina Popescu (review)
- The Queen's Spade by Sarah Raughley (review)
- The Brightness Between Us by Eliot Schrefer (review)
- HappyHead by Josh Silver (review)
- Eli and the Uncles by Jehan Madhani (review)
- The Creature of Habit Tries His Best by Jennifer E. Smith (review)
- Smelly Peggy by Helen Stephens (review)
- All the Truth I Can Stand by Mason Stokes (review)
- When Mimi Went Missing by Suja Sukumar (review)
- Take It from the Top by Claire Swinarski (review)
- Happy & Sad & Everything True by Alex Thayer (review)
- Streetlight People by Charlene Thomas (review)
- The Doll Test: Choosing Equality by Carole Boston Weatherford (review)
- The Band in Our Basement
- We are the Beasts by Gigi Griffis (review)
- Not Far From Here by Nydia Armendia-Sánchez (review)
- Sylvia Doe and the 100-Year Flood by Robert Beatty (review)
- The Last Bookstore on Earth by Lily Braun-Arnold (review)
- We Are Not Alone by Katryn Bury (review)
- Beanie the Bansheenie by Eoin Colfer (review)
- To See an Owl by Matthew Cordell (review)
- Visitations by Corey Egbert (review)
- A Vile Season by David Ferraro (review)
- Wildsmith: Into the Dark Forest by Liz Flanagan (review)
- After Life by Gayle Forman (review)
- We Called Them Giants by Kieron Gillen (review)
- Thief of the Heights by Son M. (review)
- What the Woods Took by Courtney Gould (review)
- The House on the Canal: The Story of the House that Hid Anne Frank by Thomas Harding (review)
- The Song of Orphan's Garden by Nicole M. Hewitt (review)
- Greater Secrets by Ananth Hirsh (review)
- I Know How to Draw an Owl by Hilary Horder Hippely (review)
- Thanks for Listening by Molly Horan (review)
- A Little Like Magic by Sarah Kurpiel (review)
- The Forbidden Book by Sacha Lamb (review)
- Mauntie and Me by Rajani LaRocca (review)
- Don't Think of Tigers by Alex Latimer (review)
- Mallory in Full Color by Elisa Stone Leahy (review)
- The Wild Huntress by Emily Lloyd-Jones (review)
- Snow Drowned by Jennifer D. Lyle (review)
- Lonely Places by Kate Anderson (review)
- My Fairy God Somebody by Charlene Allen (review)
- An Adventure for Lia and Lion by Al Rodin (review)
- Prescriptive Remembrance of Ukrainian Canadian History in Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch’s Second World War Trilogies
- A Call to Arms . . . Attached to Hands. Typing on Keyboards
- Rethinking Romantic Children’s Literature: Charlotte Smith’s Rural Walks and the Feminine Antipastoral
- Tea Leaves and Travesties: J.K. Rowling’s Fourth Drama
- Visualization and Empathy in Fiction Reading: The Significance of Diversity
- A Long Essay on Shel Silverstein’s Short Plays
- African American Adolescent Female Heroes: The Twenty-First Century Young Adult Neo-Slave Narrative by Melanie A. Marotta (review)
- Buried Treasures: The Power of Political Fairy Tales by Jack Zipes (review)
- Global Children’s Literature in the College Classroom ed. by Sara Austin and Tanja Nathanael (review)
- Transnational Books for Children 1750–1900: Producers, Consumers, Encounters ed. by Charlotte Appel, Nina Christensen, and M. O. Grenby (review)
- Before Tom Brown: The Origins of the School Story by Robert J. Kirkpatrick (review)
- Growing Up Graphic: The Comics of Children in Crisis by Alison Halsall (review)
- The Women Who Made Early Disneyland: Artists, Entertainers, and Guest Relations by Cindy Mediavilla and Kelsey Knox (review)
- Potterversity: Essays Exploring the World of Harry Potter ed. by Kathryn N. McDaniel and Emily Strand (review)
- In Praise of Mystery by Ada Limón (review)
- Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White (review)
- Toypurina: Japchivit Leader, Medicine Woman, Tongva Rebel by Cheyenne M. Stone (review)
- One Last Chance to Live by Francisco X. Stork (review)
- Lost by Bob Staake (review)
- A Roof! by Stephanie Ellen Sy (review)
- When Haru was Here by Dustin Thao (review)
- The Terrifying Tales of Vivian Vance by Josh Ulrich (review)
- The Gentlest of Wild Things by Sarah Underwood (review)
- Lola by Karla Arenas Valenti (review)
- Happy Town by Greg Van Eekhout (review)
- Weirdly Walter by Julia Walton (review)
- The Top Spot by Frank Weber (review)
- A Deathly Compendium of Poisonous Plants: Wicked Weeds and Sinister Seeds by Rebecca E. Hirsch (review)
- Coming Home: A Hopi Resistance Story by Mavasta Honyouti (review)
- Penguin's Egg by Anna Kemp (review)
- The House with a Dragon in It by Nick Lake (review)
- Quagmire Tiarello Couldn't Be Better by Mylisa Larsen (review)
- The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette's by Hanna Alkaf (review)
- Team Park by Angela Ahn (review)
- Chooch Helped by Andrea L. Rogers (review)
- Deer Run Home by Ann Clare LeZotte (review)
- The Witching Wind by Natalie Lloyd (review)
- Onyx & Beyond by Amber McBride (review)
- Solis by Paola Mendoza (review)
- Esi the Brave (Who Was Not Afraid of Anything) by Bernard Mensah (review)
- A Map for Falasteen: A Palestinian Child's Search for Home by Maysa Odeh (review)
- What Lolo Wants by Cristina Oxtra (review)
- When the World Tips Over by Jandy Nelson (review)
- The Chainbreakers by Julian Randall (review)
- Stitches of Tradition (Gashkigwaaso Tradition) by Marcie Rendon (review)
- Find Her by Ginger Reno (review)
- If You're Not the One by Farah Naz Rishi (review)
- The Art Thieves by Andrea L. Rogers (review)
- Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell (review)
- On a Wing and a Tear by Cynthia Leitich Smith (review)
- Legend of the White Snake by Sher Lee (review)
- Tove and the Island with No Address by Lauren Soloy (review)
- Old Wounds
- They Call Me Teach: Lessons in Freedom by Lesa Cline-Ransome (review)
- Puppet by David Almond (review)
- Boy 2.0 by Tracey Baptiste (review)
- The Salt Thief: Gandhi's Heroic March to Freedom by Neal Bascomb (review)
- Missing Momma by Winsome Bingham (review)
- Till the Last Beat of My Heart by Louangie Bou-Montes (review)
- Rest in Peaches by Alex Brown (review)
- Perfect by Waka T. Brown (review)
- The Ghost of You by Michael Gray Bulla (review)
- As Edward Imagined: A Story of Edward Gorey in Three Acts by Matthew Burgess (review)
- Ukraine: Remember Also Me by George Butler (review)
- The Yowlers by Stacy Lynn Carroll (review)
- Aiko and the Planet of the Dogs by Ainhoa Cayuso (review)
- Pied by Avione Lee (review)
- Ida, in Love and in Trouble by Veronica Chambers (review)
- Aisle Nine by Ian X. Cho (review)
- Faeries Never Lie: Tales to Revel In ed. by Zoraida Córdova (review)
- They Watch from Below by Katya de Becerra (review)
- The Hotel Balzaar by Kate DiCamillo (review)
- Please Be My Star by Victoria Grace Elliott (review)
- Umami by Jacob Grant (review)
- The Heartbeat Drum: The Story of Carol Powder, Cree Drummer and Activist by Deidre Havrelock (review)
- The First Thing About You by Chaz Hayden (review)
- Hans Christian Andersen Winners and Finalists: Let Us Welcome the Magic and Dream
- Heinz Janisch–King of Dreams
- “I Believe in the Magic in Things”: Heinz Janisch in Conversation with the Institute for Youth Literature, Austria
- Sketchbooks and Word-Hoard: The Work of Sydney Smith
- There’s So Much That We Share: An Interview with Sydney Smith
- Sensing Bart Moeyaert’s Work and Life
- Marina Colasanti: An All-Blue Brazilian Idea
- The Imaginative World of Timo Parvela
- Redefining the Family with Lee Geum-yi
- Personality as Key to Intergenerational Communication: Dutch Author Edward van de Vendel
- Delight, Provocation, and the Essence of Brazil in Nelson Cruz’s Children’s Books
- The Work of the Chilean Illustrator Paloma Valdivia
- The Folk Phytopoetics in Cai Gao’s Visual Storytelling
- Challenging Childhoods in Iwona Chmielewska’s Picturebooks
- Elena Odriozola’s Illustrations: The Art of Honing Perspectives
- eBLINK: Bringing Authentic Picturebooks into the EAL Classroom in Norway
- Interview with the Team of the Independent Spanish Children’s Magazine Kiwi
- Power of Images on Narrating the Peace