Great New Children’s Books for Younger Readers
Check out or place holds on these terrific new books! Suggested ages and title descriptions are from the publisher or each item’s library catalog record.
Check out or place holds on these terrific new books! Suggested ages and title descriptions are from the publisher or each item’s library catalog record.
Check out or place holds on these amazing titles! Suggested ages are from the publisher or each item’s library catalog record.
Enjoy these books on the D65 2004 Elementary School Summer Reading List.
Read these books in honor of this summer’s production of 1619: The Journey of a People–The Musical.
1619: The Journey of a People runs Saturdays and Sundays June 15th-30th, 2024
From the 1619 Musical website: Written in August of 2019, 1619: The Journey of a People commemorates the 400-year anniversary of the date when the first enslaved Africans were brought to the shores of this nation. The theater experience of 1619: The Journey of a People is expressed through three modern characters in a series of performance pieces that will audiences both inspired and challenged about the progress of America’s African sons and daughters. The production of 1619…features a dynamic cast of singers, actors, spoken word artists, and dancers who reflect on the past while tackling critical contemporary social issues. With an appeal for all ages, this production reminds us that on the other side of the trial lies greatness.
Play written and directed by Ted Williams III. Check out 1619musical.com for additional information.
This iteration of 1619: The Journey of a People is directed by Ted Williams III and Tim Rhoze.
For tickets visit https://www.cityofevanston.org/about-evanston/arts-and-culture/theatre/fleetwood-jourdain-theatre#ad-image-6.
Watch the library’s webpage and social media for promotions starting May 20th for a chance at tickets.
A partnership between Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre, Northwestern University’s Office of Neighborhood & Community Relations, and Evanston Public Library.
Illinois Grades K-3 Readers’ Choice Award. Suggested ages are from the publisher or each item’s library catalog record.
Illinois Grades 3-5 Readers’ Choice Award. Suggested ages are from the publisher or each item’s library catalog record.
Illinois Children’s Choice Award for Grades 4 to 8. Suggested ages are from the publisher or each item’s library catalog record.
The Blueberry Committee selects the best climate and nature books for kids 3 – 10+. BUT we love to read adult books too! Here are some great 2023 adult books with nature and climate themes that we truly enjoyed this year: six thoughtful and amazing nonfiction books and one incredible novel
The Blueberry Committee selected 8 excellent books this year that support teachers and nature center staff who work with kids in the STEM areas of nature and climate. Nature Crafts and Eco STEM projects! Seaweed science! Milkweed!