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Book Reviews brings together in one place the best children's and young adults' book reviews published in several countries. Thank you to all the magazines and websites for sharing with us their great content!

PaperTigers reviews are written by us and have an international scope, to keep you up to date with what is being published around the rim. And in addition to offering our own reviews, we also reprint reviews from the following trusted sources:

From Australia, reviews from My Book Corner.

From Canada, reviews from Resource Links, a national journal dedicated to reviewing and evaluating Canadian learning resources;

From China, reviews from the Asian Review of Books, published in Hong Kong by Paddyfield.com and Chameleon Press;

From the UK, reviews from BooksForKeeps, the most authoritative children's book magazine in the country, and archived reviews from Book Trusted News, the magazine of the Young Book Trust (no longer being published).

From the USA, reviews by the Cooperative Children's Book Center, a key resource for anyone interested in children's books published in the USA, and archived reviews from Desi Journal, a website dedicated to literature from and about the South Asian diaspora (no longer being publsihed)..

So look no further. We have them all in here!

Publishers interested in having their books reviewed by PaperTigers, and magazines interested in having their reviews reprinted here, can email us at:
corinne@papertigers.org for more information.

Allen Say,
Drawing from Memory
Scholastic Press, 2011.

Before even opening Allen Say’s latest book, the play on words of the title, Drawing from Memory, gives the reader a frisson of anticipation...

Ed Young, author-illustrator, text as told to Libby Koponen,
The House Baba Built: An Artist’s Childhood in China
Little, Brown and Company, 2011.

Born in 1931 the fourth of five siblings, Ed Young spent the years of the great depression, Japanese occupation, and World War II in a magnificent environment thanks to ...

Holly Thompson,
Orchards
Delacorte Press, 2011.

Kana Goldberg is a half-Jewish, half-Japanese American teenager. Because of a classmate’s suicide for which she feels some responsibility....


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