
A young woman reads a book while sitting in the crook of a tree at Pin Oak Camp, Lake of the Ozarks State Park. Photo by Gerald R. Massie, Courtesy of Missouri State Archives
Summer may be drawing to a close, but summer reading can be enjoyed the whole year long. Here are some captivating children’s books that came out in the last few months.

The Lost Ryū by Emi Watanabe Cohen

Sally Opened Doors by Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

Rosalind Looked Closer: An Unsung Hero of Molecular Science by Lisa Gerin, illustrated by Chiara Fedele

Hurricamp by Steph Katzovi

Grape Again by Gabriel Arquilevich

The Hidden Room by William Durbin and Barbara Durbin
Michal Hoschander Malen is the editor of Jewish Book Council’s young adult and children’s book reviews. A former librarian, she has lectured on topics relating to literacy, run book clubs, and loves to read aloud to her grandchildren.