Reviews of children's and young adult's literature featuring Muslims.

Reviews of children's books about the Raza diaspora.

"Sam J.D. Thomas is a book blogger who reviews children's and middle-grade books. He has a passion for reading and believes that books can be a powerful tool for learning and growth. In his blog, he shares his thoughts on the latest books, as well as older classics. Sam is a great resource for anyone who loves children's books. He is always up-to-date on the latest releases and has a knack for finding hidden gems."

Written by a teacher who believes in the power of nonfiction to inspire and inform young readers, and who regularly posts about award-winning nonfiction picture books, as well as other nonfiction books that she thinks are worth sharing.

"Deborah Furchtgott has a Ph.D. from Harvard in medieval poetry and is currently doing freelance developmental editing and copyediting. She is passionate about children's literature, so this is a space for her to discuss the books she loves."

"The Children's Book Review, named one of the ALSC (Association for Library Service to Children) Great Web Sites for Kids, is a resource devoted to children's literature and literacy. We publish reviews and book lists of the best books for kids of all ages. We also produce author and illustrator interviews and share literacy based articles that help parents, grandparents, caregivers & teachers."

Academic Librarian Blogger Edith Campbell's Review & Book List site, with a particular focus on improving the representation of People of Color and Native/First Nations people.

"Ronna delves into the latest literary releases, offering insightful reviews and recommendations for books and reading-related products tailored to kids and families alike."

"A website dedicated to discussing and reminiscing about old children's books."

"Maria advocates for the power of board books, picture books, and chapter books to ignite imaginations. Through interviews with authors and illustrators, as well as reviews spanning from board books to middle grades, she celebrates the magic of children's literature."

"I am a part-time lecturer at Rutgers University and the Ambassador of School Libraries for Scholastic. I work diligently to put the right book in every child's hand. Book trailers are one way to connect readers with books. (All opinions shared are on own.)"

"NBPB Reviews Blog is managed by a group of book lovers passionate about discovering and sharing the world of picture books. The goal is to provide insightful, informative, and entertaining reviews of some of today's best picture books."

Reviews Children & YA Islamic Fiction, Books by Muslim Authors, & Books Featuring Muslim Characters.

Library Science student and blogger Alia Jones. "Children's book reviews and my musings on diversity."

Section of children's book reviews from Librarian Sondra Eklund's blog.

Site has other sections, but their book reviews section is very good.