Reviews
Rivers: A Visual History from River to Sea
“The presentation is appropriately fluid, focusing . . . on the interconnectivity of the world’s bodies of water.”—Publishers Weekly View →
The Visitor
“What makes [The Visitor] striking is Damm’s nifty, expressive art, photographs of dioramas and cutout painted figures.”—New York Times Book Review View →
My Beijing: Four Stories of Everyday Wonder
“The stories move gracefully between reality and fantasy, a bit like Miyazaki movies, but sweeter.”—The New York Times Book Review View →
Sincerely, Harriet
“Sincerely, Harriet reads like a love letter to a younger self—an invitation to be kinder, more patient, more open to possibility. It handles its subjects with grace and understanding, all woven together with stunningly beautiful art.”—Kate Leth, author of Power… View →
Living Simply: A Teen Guide to Minimalism
“An invitation for teens and tweens to share in a popular movement.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Sincerely, Harriet
“Sincerely, Harriet is a relatable, empathetic story about a girl in the midst of a transitional summer. A sweet and subtle story, Searle’s characters are so lovingly rendered that it’s impossible not to be immediately drawn in.”—Molly Ostertag, author of View →
Flight of a Starling
“[A] gem of a novel, one that is sure to be savored.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
Sincerely, Harriet
“Thoughtfully and lovingly illustrated, Sarah W. Searle deftly weaves together a gentle tale about chronic illness, and the power of storytelling to bridge gaps between people across social and generational divides.”—Melanie Gillman, author of As the Crow Flies View →
“Not every book has the immediate, pick-me-up appeal of these volumes from the Ranger Rick Kids’ Guides series.”—Booklist View →
Peace and Me: Inspired by the Lives of Nobel Peace Prize Laureates
“A great springboard for deeper research projects.”—Booklist View →
Let 'Er Buck!: George Fletcher, the People's Champion
“James’ painterly oils swirl with energy, visible daubs creating the dusty, monumental landscape and equally monumental horses and humans. . . . A champion indeed.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
Fake News: Separating Truth from Fiction
“[T]imely and important. A must-have for libraries serving teens.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Manic Pixie Dream Boy Improvement Project
“How long has it been since you had a good laugh? This book is the one you’ve been waiting for. Witty, sharp, surprising—a refreshing read.”—Martha Brockenbrough, author of The Game of Love and Death View →
The Vast Wonder of the World: Biologist Ernest Everett Just
“[A] vivid, inspiring tribute to a noteworthy life.”—Publishers Weekly View →
Seventh Grade vs. the Galaxy
“An exciting adventure full of humor and action that will make you wish you went to school in space.” —Gareth Wronski, author of Holly Farb and the Princess of the Galaxy View →
Lighting Up the Brain: The Science of Optogenetics
“[A] helpful resource . . . user-friendly to a general audience.”—VOYA View →
The Craft-a-Day Book: 30 Projects to Make with Recycled Materials
“[P]erfect for middle school crafters and beyond with a plethora of fun, sustainable projects to keep crafters busy.”—VOYA View →
Therapy Animals
“®eaders will . . . absorb the variety of situations in which these friendly creatures make a positive difference in people’s lives.”—Booklist View →
Underneath It All: A History of Women's Underwear
“[A] natural subject with which to explore women’s self-image and the ways the male gaze has shaped it over the centuries.”—VOYA View →
Rivers: A Visual History from River to Sea
“A broad, shallow, teeming torrent of facts and marvels: Readers tempted to take a dip will be swept irresistibly along.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Death Eaters: Meet Nature's Scavengers
“A top purchase for robust collections.”—School Library Journal View →
Girls on the Line
“[A] much-needed look at the people who produce the goods we rely on worldwide and the hardships they face. . . . Readers will learn much from this absorbing and realistic tale.”—Booklist View →
The Vast Wonder of the World: Biologist Ernest Everett Just
“A picture book introducing an American scientist who should be more widely known.”—Booklist View →
Dino-Christmas
“Gott’s bright digital depictions of the rowdy dinosaurs are already great fun; seeing them crunch down on Christmas cookies, sing carols, and parade in the streets ups the ante.”—Publishers Weekly View →