Reviews
“[A] potent reminder of the power of art to combat intolerance and hate.”—starred, Publishers Weekly View →
“On the Free is a fast-moving and gripping survival story, driven by characters as complex and layered as rugged mountain terrain. Studded with secrets and betrayals, sudden tragedies and surprising kindnesses, it’s an intense journey through a remarkable landscape,… View →
“On the Free is a roaring adventure that will make you stand up and cheer.”—Justin Cronin, author of The Passage Trilogy View →
“This inventive story with fairy-tale flair would be a great pick for a silly storytime.”—Booklist View →
“A moose adds his own special culinary touches to the Passover Seder. Paulie, a moose, or “moos-ician,” stops playing his guitar to do last-minute Passover shopping, during which he meets his friends, a rabbit and a hedgehog, who will be joining him. He adds some usual… View →
“The pastel illustrations and gentle rhymes work to reassure young readers. . . . An especially good feature here is how the mixed racial background of this family . . . is presented matter-of-factly.”—Booklist View →
“A thought-provoking STEM title for research and debate.”—Booklist View →
“This is a balanced introduction to a sometimes controversial and often emotional subject and should serve report writers well.”—Booklist View →
“Not just an exploration of one particular discovery in marine biology, this is a comprehensive explanation of the scientific process as well.”—Booklist View →
“Colorful, amusing, and informative . . . this is great as a read-aloud or read-alone. . . . An entertaining and educational animal selection, with an edge, for the youngest readers.”—School Library Journal View →
“A bright launching pad for tweens looking for social justice causes and accompanying role models. . . . [T]his series is a winner for collections in need of quality, inspirational materials on contemporary activists.”—School Library Journal View →
“Consider this series for its scope and to refresh collections.”—School Library Journal View →
“An excellent overview of an intriguing new topic; highly recommended for science collections.”—School Library Journal View →
“Arnold interweaves myriad landscapes . . . into a narrative wholeness that is greater than its parts. Unflinchingly candid, unapologetically girl, and devastatingly vital.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
“Girard is a skilled storyteller, weaving history and conspiracy into a thriller that’s bold, smart, and impossible to put down.”—Natalie D. Richards, author of Six Months Later and One Was Lost View →
“With compelling characters and non-stop action, Truthers will leave you thinking.”—Mindy McGinnis, Edgar-winning author of A Madness So Discreet and The Female of the Species View →
“®eminds readers that transphobia can intersect with sexism, homophobia, and other types of discrimination. A timely selection.”—School Library Journal View →
“Examines one of the most critically-regarded events in history through the eyes of a tenacious teen who kept me up at night, challenging the things I’d previously regarded as fact. A deep, yet approachable story, both thrilling and touching.”—Kristen Simmons, author of View →
“Enjoy a new way to hide and hunt for the afikoman at the Passover Seder.Traditions are an integral part of every family Passover Seder, but for Rachel the hunt for the afikoman has gotten boring. Her great-uncle Harry, who leads the Seder, uses the same three hiding places, and… View →
“Passover is a time of traditional observance, but this year could be different for a young girl.Jessica is busy practicing the four questions in Hebrew; it is tradition for the youngest child to ask the questions at a family Passover Seder. She is looking forward to joining her… View →
“A first step into the world of ontology, picture-book style! . . . A good choice for budding philosophers.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
“Foreman’s straightforward text and soft double-page spreads . . . take readers directly into his tale. . . . [A] low-key introduction to a far-off place.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
“Armchair thrills aplenty for Anthropocene readers.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
“Quietly thoughtful and emotionally on-point.”—Kirkus Reviews View →