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“Lecture d’été" by Josée Bisaillon

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“Sanctuary” by Phoebe Wahl
Hey, it’s black publishing power week! If you’re book-shopping this week, support black voices by buying two books or more by black authors—the objective is to blackout the weekly bestselling lists. Even better, buy them through a black-owned bookstore (or bookshop.org if you’re in the US).
The first graphic novel to take home the award,New Kidis the book that Craft wrote for his 10-year-old self, who rarely saw books with which he could identify.
“There are very important books that talk about slavery and civil rights or police brutality or gang life, but I really wanted to add to their narrative by adding a boy who has a mom and a dad, a family who loves him, a support system, neighbors,” he said. “You don’t have to worry about anything bad happening, anyone meeting an unexpected demise. [It’s] something a kid can just read and relax and be like, ‘Wow I actually feel good reading this. I actually laughed.’ That’s not something I ever had growing up,” says [Jerry] Craft.
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Today was officially #grandparentsday and to celebrate the grandmas and grandads everywhere, and the magic stories they bring to the world, here are a selection of some of my favourite Grandparents from my books. ❤️
(Illustrations are from Grandads Secret Giant, When I Was A Child, The Building Boy, Lights On Cotton Rock)

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Carnegie Medal goes to a writer of colour for the first time in its 83-year history
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Dominican-American author (and slam poet! ❤) Elizabeth Acevedo just took home the prestigious children’s literature award for her incredible novel, The Poet X.
A novel written in verse, it tells of a quiet Dominican girl, Xiomara, who joins her school’s slam poetry club in Harlem and is, according to the judges, “a searing, unflinching exploration of culture, family, and faith within a truly innovative verse structure”. Xiomara “comes to life on every page and shows the reader how girls and women can learn to inhabit, and love, their own skin.”
Acevedo’s win comes two years after the prize instigated an independent review into its historical lack of racial diversity, following widespread anger at 2017’s 20-book, entirely white longlist.
After interviews with more than 600 people, from librarians to children, the review concluded that the UK’s overwhelmingly white librarian workforce, who nominate books for the medal, were mostly unaware of titles by writers of colour. It also found a dearth of books by writers of colour were being published in the UK. (Which, to be fair, isn’t a problem unique to that country.)

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Jackie Morris (”The Lost Words”) wins the Kate Greenaway Medal
From Acorn to Weasel: a gorgeous, hand-illustrated, large-format “spellbook” celebrating the magic and wonder of the natural world
The Lost Words began as a response to the removal of everyday nature words—among them "acorn," "bluebell," "kingfisher," and "wren"—from a widely used children’s dictionary, because those words were not being used enough by children to merit inclusion.
But The Lost Words then grew to become a much broader protest at the loss of the natural world around us, as well as a celebration of the creatures and plants with which we share our lives, in all their characterful glory.
The Lost Words stands against the disappearance of wild childhood. It is a joyful celebration of the poetry of nature words and the living glory of the distinctive British countryside.
With acrostic spell-poems by peerless wordsmith Robert Macfarlane and hand-painted illustrations by Jackie Morris, this enchanting book captures the irreplaceable magic of language and nature for all ages.
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