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Happy May! It’s the month of growth and change, but also in the US, it’s “National Mental Health Awareness Month” and “National Get Caught Reading Month.” The two pair perfectly together. Books have been proven to improve mental health and can also serve as windows and mirrors, providing awareness and much-needed representation where there might have been little-to-none before.
As we celebrate and acknowledge the importance of both mental health awareness and reading, here’s a list to consider for your TBR pile this May. Happy reading!
Greenwillow Books
Maybe Maybe Marisol Rainey by Erin Entrada Kelly (May 4)
Apr 29, 2021
Here we round up new and forthcoming children’s titles including a story about a streaking toddler, a picture book that explains privilege, an illustrated ode to change, a book about dog and cat neighbors at odds, and more.
Fred Gets Dressed by Peter Brown. Little, Brown, $18.99; ISBN 978-0-316-20064-6. First establishing his protagonist’s delight in zooming around the house “naked and wild and free,” Brown (
The Wild Robot) shows Fred striking one joyful pose after another. But when Fred ends up in a magical place his parents’ closet getting dressed becomes irresistible.
Race Cars: A Children’s Book About White Privilege by Jenny Devenny. Frances Lincoln, $17.99; ISBN 978-0-7112-6290-4. Edited by diversity and inclusion expert Charnaie Gordon, this narrative, an extended metaphor about two race cars, introduces white privilege and systemic prejudice to young readers. Social worker Devenny offers an easily digestible resource that could benefit those
These 5 YA novels will leave you craving summer
Haven t you heard? Sunshine season is just around the corner. After a year of being stuck inside all year, its understandable if you are craving some fictional fun to take a break from the real world. While it might not be time to break out your flip-flops and beach bag just yet, we ve rounded up five books that will leave you dreaming of hot summer days. Check them out!
Sarah Dessen is the reigning queen of beach reads.
That Summer, Dessen s first novel, follows 15-year-old Haven, an angsty teenager grappling with the stressors of growing up in an ever-changing environment. With a recently divorced dad and a bridezillla sister, Haven is ready for this summer to be over. Although Haven spends much of the novel reminiscing about happier times, her life quickly changes when her older sister s ex-boyfriend enters the picture and shakes everything up.