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Santa Rides the Subways

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Jeffrey Lindberg Flying Rabbit Press (Oct 1, 2026) (32pp) 978-0-578-39130-4 Clarion Rating: 4 out of 5 A variety of New Yorkers pitch in to help Santa Claus out of a pinch in the warm picture book Santa Rides the Subways. In Jeffrey Lindberg’s jaunty picture book Santa Rides the Subways, Santa Claus enlists the help of New Yorkers to deliver presents. Carmen, while lamenting the lack of snow on Christmas Eve, spots Santa caught in a storm; soon after, he crash-lands on her roof.
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Bret Stephens Is Big Mad at the Best Writers He Hasn’t Read

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By now you might’ve seen the mystifying, callous, and yes—quite racist—opinion essay published two days ago in The New York Times by Bret Stephens. In it, he refers to the National Book Awards as the “literary world’s DEI checklist.” Electric Literature doesn’t link directly to foolishness—if you want to read the essay, you can find it on your own—but I was inspired to take a moment to unravel the premise upon which his essay rests and acknowledge the brilliance of the books he attacks.
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If Sheep Pulled the Sleigh

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Bill Barnsley Mariano Epelbaum (Illustrator) Rooftop Press (40pp) 978-1-57102-496-1 Clarion Rating: 4 out of 5 If Sheep Pulled the Sleigh abounds with fantastical possibilities as it considers which creatures might be best poised to help Santa out. In Bill Barnsley’s jaunty picture book If Sheep Pulled the Sleigh, different animals are imagined replacing Santa’s reindeer.
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