SLJ Launches Youth Media Awards Page

by Kara Yorio
Jan 31, 2019 | Filed in News & Features
Find all of SLJ's 2019 YMA stories, interviews, and reviews in one place.

School Library Journal has launched a dedicated landing page for all of our 2019 Youth Media Awards stories, including interviews with the Newbery, Caldecott, and Printz-winning authors and illustrators and SLJ reviews of the winners and honor books. 

If the announcements left you with a long list of titles to read and no idea where to begin—or just wanting to know more about unfamiliar titles—you'll find a complete list of winners with links to individual book reviews plus author interviews and more related coverage from SLJ and our blog network.

Bookmark the page, as we will continue to update it with related content.

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Kara Yorio

Kara Yorio (kyorio@mediasourceinc.com, @karayorio) is senior news editor at School Library Journal.

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