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Guest poster Brian Wilson examines Emile and the Field, a book about a boy pondering and loving nature that excels thanks to distinguished illustrations by Chioma Ebinawa celebrating a remarkable text by Kevin Young. Heres hoping the Caldecott committee takes a walk with Emile through this beautiful field.

Kevin Young ’92 — poet, author, poetry editor at The New Yorker, and Andrew W. Mellon Director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American ...

We spotlight the authors of six of the season’s most promising children’s and YA debuts.

The five Nigerian and international artists draw attention to intimacy, reparative approaches and labour valorisation with their works in the ongoing

Or take a cloud out on a walk or climb the antlers of a deer.

From the March 2022 issue of Notes from the Horn Book.

Young Emile, his dog at his side, frequents a field that is “wide and blue” and filled with flowers, bumblebees, and his favorite maple tree. Throughout the seasons, Emile talks to the field, asking if it misses things it doesn’t know, such as the sea, and marvels at what the field does know, such as the stars in a mesmerizing night sky.

Check out our comprehensive A-to-Z listings of publishers’ spring offerings for kids and teens, and more, in our Spring Announcements issue.

The Royal Academy shows a new side to the landscape artist, Tate Britain takes Hogarth to the Continent and Deborah Roberts is in a fragmented mood in Liverpool

Design by Ingrid Frahm Part of staying fulfilled (and sane) during the pandemic is about finding and participating in things you love. Fittingly, February’s culture lineup is stacked with a diverse assortment of in-person and virtual events that will make your heart sing. Among them: an out-of-this-world comedy variety show, stunning choreographic premieres, an innovative art fair scattered across New York, and a Zoom reunion reading of a play written by Tony Award winner Billy Porter. To ro...