Reviews
The Language of Flowers
“Juhi’s ability to communicate complex emotions in nonverbal ways is a joy to behold. . . . A touching tale of love, community, and expression.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Mailbox Tree
“This genre-blending book will appeal to many, including readers who love grappling with real-world problems, those who appreciate speculative fiction, and anyone seeking a thoughtful, character-driven coming-of-age story. . . . A vividly rendered, evocative story about the power… View →
Defending Nature: How the US Military Protects Threatened and Endangered Species
“Essential, and eye-opening, reading for serious students of wildlife conservation.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
The Mightiest Bite
“Young readers will enjoy seeing the toothy competition topped by its tiniest entrant . . . . Quirky.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Dancehall Rebel
“An accessible, realistic cross-cultural coming-of-age novel about seeking a balance between tradition and change.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Losing Hit Points
“This accessibly written title will draw in reluctant readers and appeal especially to gamers. . . . Will engage readers, leaving them alternately cheering and screaming at the cast.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Bear's Big Idea
“A winning tale of friendship and creativity unleashed.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Bear's Lost Glasses
“A humorous, delightful tale about finding wonderful new ways to see the world.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Starlight Symphony
“Whether a bedtime story for the very young or a nature text for early elementary schoolers, this title has broad appeal and utility. Perfectly pitched for its audience.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
A Rainy Dragon Day
“A unique bedtime story—before the nightly bathroom visit.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Pinchers and the Dog Chase
“Whether they prefer outlaws or identify with the good guys, readers will eagerly be turning pages.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Cake for Everyone
“Twists and turns abound, and sharp-eyed readers will delight in poring over all the possibilities and filling in the blanks. . . A delicious tale that will reward attentive readers.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
An Etrog from Across the Sea
“This touching story, written by two rabbis, offers a glimpse into a lesser-known aspect of colonial America and celebrates the warmth of family togetherness. A homey, appealing holiday celebration.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Gender Binary Is a Big Lie: Infinite Identities around the World
“An accessible, thorough, curiosity-provoking introduction to gender.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
Mami King: How Ma Mon Luk Found Love, Riches, and the Perfect Bowl of Soup
“As heartwarming and satisfying as a bowl of noodle soup.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Eating My Words: And 128 Other Poems
“Readers will gobble up heaping helpings of this humorous literary smorgasbord, but it’s also suitable for savoring slowly.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Touch the Sky
“Lucianovic demonstrates a keen, child-friendly understanding of what it’s like to master a new skill. . . The energetic, loosely drawn mixed-media illustrations zing with color. . . It’s swing, hit, and no miss with this rip-roaring charmer.”—starred, Kirkus… View →
Ellie and the Marriage List
“Artistic, mischievous, and empathetic, Ellie is delightfully nuanced . . . . A warm tale of family and friendship.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
This Is Not a Cholent
“In this Australia-set tale, a girl and her grandmother demonstrate that it’s what comes out of the pot that matters. Delicious and guaranteed to leave readers hungry for more helpings.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Ace and the Misfits
“Kawooya’s debut novel flows smoothly and is full of charming personalities. . . . A heartwarming journey.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Luscious Love
“A fast-paced story for reluctant readers with an endearing protagonist to root for.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Invisible Story
“Chen’s cut-paper illustrations are striking. . . . A well-meaning and eye-catching work.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
A Hat Full of Sea
“The art is as playful as the concept, with images made up of loose lines and filled with solidly bold colors. . . . Tackles a potentially tough topic with a blend of whimsy and warmth.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Haiku, Ew!: Celebrating the Disgusting Side of Nature
“Offers a crowd-pleasing angle on both nature and poetry.”—Kirkus Reviews View →