The Best Brooklyn Books for Kids

Summary: Explore the journey of Maurice Sendak, a visionary illustrator inspired by cartoons and comics. From a sickly child to a groundbreaking artist, his stories like 'Where the Wild Things Are' tackled themes of anger and abandonment, reshaping children's literature. Dive into his personal and professional life in this engaging biography.

Summary: Ali juggles school, boxing, and family responsibilities while keeping his friend Noodles out of trouble. But when they, along with Noodles's brother Needles, end up in a dangerous situation, Ali must confront the harsh realities of their neighborhood. Can he protect his friends and himself when the stakes are higher than ever? Discover the unexpected twists that test their loyalty and courage.

Summary: Danny's brother left for college, but his room isn't empty—it's haunted. With friends Nat and Gus, Danny explores his Brooklyn neighborhood, seeking answers from local legends and his bubbe's tales of a dybbuk. Is it an Arabian ghoul, a Korean gwishin, or something else? As they unravel the mystery, Danny learns that a good night's sleep is elusive when a ghost is involved. Can they help the restless spirit find peace?