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Maggie Reagan

Maggie Reagan

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Associate Editor, Booklist

Chicago

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Total articles 72

  • Betty C. Tang Catches Up With the Parachute Kids

    By Maggie Reagan Verified| Kirkus Reviews Verified When Betty C. Tang’s Parachute Kids was longlisted for the National Book Award in 2023, not many American readers knew what the titular term meant. It refers to undocumented, underage kids who move to a new country while their parents remain in their homeland—something true of the story’s 10-year-old Feng-Ling Lin and her two older siblings, whose mom and dad are back in Taiwan—as well as to Tang herself.

    By Maggie Reagan Verified · Kirkus Reviews

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Introducing Young Readers to a Literary Legend

    By Maggie Reagan Verified| Kirkus Reviews Verified Andrea Davis Pinkney understands how to communicate with kids. It’s evident in her bold body of work, which often spotlights pivotal figures or moments in history; despite the scope of these subjects, she capably finds the story that will draw kids into her world. That’s true for her latest, And She Was Loved: Toni Morrison’s Life in Stories (Little, Brown; Jan.

    By Maggie Reagan Verified · Kirkus Reviews

    Jan. 06, 2025

  • Betty C. Tang Catches Up With the Parachute Kids

    By Maggie Reagan Verified| Kirkus Reviews Verified When Betty C. Tang’s Parachute Kids was longlisted for the National Book Award in 2023, not many American readers knew what the titular term meant. It refers to undocumented, underage kids who move to a new country while their parents remain in their homeland—something true of the story’s 10-year-old Feng-Ling Lin and her two older siblings, whose mom and dad are back in Taiwan—as well as to Tang herself.

    By Maggie Reagan Verified · Kirkus Reviews

    Apr. 04, 2025

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Booklist

Booklist is a publication established in 1905 and operated by the American Library Association (ALA). It serves as a valuable resource for librarians, educators, and readers by providing authoritative reviews and recommendations across various literary genres and age groups. The company publishes two print magazines that feature over 8,000 annual reviews of books, audiobooks, and reference materials. It also offers digital editions of these magazines and hosts an online platform with a searchable archive of over 25 years of reviews and readers' advisory content. Additional resources include professional development webinars for librarians and themed e-newsletters. The Booklist Manager is a web-based tool that helps educators and distributors manage course booklists and request distribution rights. Booklist primarily targets school and public librarians involved in collection development and readers' advisory, while also catering to library patrons, educators, and book enthusiasts seeking curated recommendations.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

+1 888-350-0949

Founded: 1905