(2) YA This lively anthology broaches the subject through forty-four essays, comics, poems, interviews, and other material by a diverse group of contributors, including celebrities, activists, comics artists, and YA authors. Topics range from the history of the word feminism to personal reflections on the intersections between feminism and race, gender, sexual orientation, and ability. An accessible introduction to twenty-first-century feminism. Reading list.

Reviewer: Molly Saunders | Horn Book Magazine Issue: March, 2017

(4) K-3 Illustrated by Stephan Britt. An unusual ape named Norman thwarts the (brown-skinned) "junior scientist," who speaks directly to readers, as she attempts to define "normal." From his "dual-rocket jet pack" to his beloved stuffed aardvark, Norman defies expectations and ultimately inspires the narrator to be herself. The heavy-handed ending undercuts the book's effectiveness, but Britt's vividly colored illustrations mix eye-catching patterns and evoke a lively mid-century style.

Reviewer: Molly Saunders