First Opinions, Second Reactions

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Front Matter

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“But what can I learn?”: Facing the Complexities of Social Issues in Books Written for a Youthful Audience
Jill P. May

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Professional Reading: A Biographical, Literary, and Scholarly Treasure on the Life of Pura Belpré
Zaira R. Arvelo Alicea

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Professional Reading: Where Diddie Meets Douglass
Robert E. May

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First Opinion: A Difficult Glimpse into the World of Juvenile Prison
Kenneth Kidd

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First Opinion: Zero Tolerance: The Absurdity of Blanket Statements
Connie Ables-Rigsbee

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Second Reaction: Zero Tolerance: Is There Such a Thing as Too Safe?
Calli Deedrick

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First Opinion: Presenting the Kennedy Assassination as an Uncomplicated Narrative of Good and Evil
Kathryn Obenchain

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Second Reaction: Making Connections
Shannon White

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First Opinion: Naughty or Nice? Didacticism and Humor in Josh Schneider’s The Meanest Birthday Girl
Elizabeth Galway

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Second Reaction: Be Careful What You Wish For
Emily Bible-Ramsey

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First Opinion: Artful Baseball in a Book Worthy of Willie
Peter Carino

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First Opinion: Searching for Sarah and Finding History
Paula T. Connolly

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Second Reaction: Sarah Rector: Her Story
Elaine Dunbar