SLJ's Starred Books of 2022 | The Year in SLJ Covers

by SLJ staff
Dec 21, 2022 | Filed in News & Features

In SLJ's inaugural Stars Issue, we assembled all starred titles for the first half of the year in a handy edition available to subscribers. 

SLJ July 2022 cover; The Stars Issue; Illustration by Bob Staake

 

In SLJ's inaugural Stars Issue, we assembled the full list of starred titles for the first half of the year in a handy edition available to subscribers.  

The cover illustrator is Bob Staake, well known for his New Yorker covers, and many children's books including  Bluebird, I Love Dogs and Look! A Book!. Decorative star designs, each one vibrant and unique, form a rich tapestry representing the starred books of 2022, thus far.

 

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