Underwater Friends Cooperate to Return GAVIN'S GOGGLES
Andy Lightner developed GAVIN'S GOGGLES: GOGGLES LOST AT SEA based on an experience he had with his family at the beach.
Reeve’s RAILHEAD an Intergalactic Train Ride Across the Universe
RAILHEAD by Philip Reeve is a sci-fi novel from Switch Press that takes place in the far future, across countless planets and star systems. And the fastest form of transportation?
Scholastic Book Review: Backstories - "Batman Gotham City’s Guardian"
Title: Batman: Gotham City’s Guardian
Author: Matthew Manning
Illustrator: Steven Gordon
Ages: 8-12 / Grade: 3-7
Retail: $5.99
Scholastic Book Review: Backstories - "Superman the Man of Tomorrow"
Title: Superman: The Man of Tomorrow
Author: Daniel Wallace
Illustrator: Patrick Spaziante
Ages: 8-12 / Grade: 3-7
Retail: $5.99
Maguire's AFTER ALICE Heavy on Weird, Light on Wonder
I have a confession to make. I've never read a Gregory Maguire book before. I know the name, I know the fame, and I've even seen the musical, WICKED, based on his novel of the same name. But I just hadn't sought out any of his works to try them in their written form.
Scholastic to Publish Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts I and II
(New York, NY – February 10, 2016) Scholastic (NASDAQ: SCHL), the world’s largest publisher and distributor of children’s books, announced today that it will publish a script book based on an original new story by J.K.
Critical Blast's Ballot for the Best of 2015
It's once again that time of year -- when we look back at the things we loved last year and try to determine which ones were the best of the best ("of the best, sir!"). The best movie, the best television show, the best books, the best comics -- and the people who brought them to us.
Superpowered Teens Focus of Multi-Climactic ZEROES
When I first started reading comic books, one of my favorite titles was TEEN TITANS. Not because they were the sidekicks of the heroes, or even that they were close to my own age, but that they were kids with powers, and were prone to getting into (and reacting to) situations the way kids would react.
Young Bruce Wayne Investigates Ducard Academy in Scholastic's Study Hall of Justice
There's a new kid in school at Ducard Academy this year. His name is Bruce Wayne, and he's a little too curious for his own good.
Philbrick's THE BIG DARK a Big, Realistic Scare
Perhaps the most frightening book you'll read this year is Rodman Philbrick's YA novel THE BIG DARK.
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