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From chilly monster types and a menacing Keeper, to more-everyday mysteries like jigsaw puzzles and the mail — these books let kids revel in the unknown or simply go about untangling them, sort of. Columnist Caroline Luzzatto recommends.
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The picture book is a first for Straub, who has earned accolades in recent years for her novels “All Adults Here,” “The Vacationers,” and “Modern Lovers,” and whose most recent novel, “This Time Tomorrow,” is being adapted for the big screen.
Various events are happening this week in and around DeKalb County, including a glass art installation hosted by Georgia State University Perimeter College, author events hosted by Little Shop of Stories and the DeKalb County Library, and local farmers markets in Avondale Estates and Oakhurst. Several local government meetings are also scheduled for this week.
Among the books hitting shelves this week and next are a picture book biography about a civil rights activist, a middle grade book exploring racial identity, a YA fantasy series starter inspired by Chinese mythology, and more.
Among the books hitting shelves this week and next are a picture book biography about a civil rights activist, a middle grade book exploring racial identity, a YA fantasy series starter inspired by Chinese mythology, and more.