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Kirkus Reviews
“Will guarantee this trailblazing scientist her place among the stars.”—Kirkus Reviews
The New York Times Book Review
“This moving found-verse adaptation of the formerly enslaved Equiano’s 1789 memoir makes a seminal work of history accessible to young readers.”—New York Times Book Review
School Library Journal
“[W]ill help to raise readers’ awareness about how these forms of pollution are truly worldwide issues and not just American problems. The artwork is eye-catching and colorful and brings even more energy to this already exciting story. For readers looking for stories ripped from the…
The Horn Book Magazine
“This quiet, gently told story about death and friendship is well matched with soothing illustrations. . . . This Japanese import . . . will be a welcome addition to books about grieving.”—The Horn Book Magazine
Kirkus Reviews
“A fun underdog story for readers intrepid enough to join this merry band of kids.”—Kirkus Reviews
Booklist
“The featured climate warriors are not only a balanced mix of men and women scientists with racial and ethnic diversity, but they also depict an amazing array of science itself, from ecology and materials science to psychology and economics.”—Booklist
Kirkus Reviews
“Plainly the beginning of a beautiful, if ouchy, friendship.”—Kirkus Reviews
Foreword Reviews
“[An] upbeat, curiosity-inducing early reader.”—Foreword Reviews
Booklist
“Twenty-four mindful haiku about flowers that can be grown or found wild will delight young gardeners and naturalists. . . . The book’s overall effect encourages reflection and awareness of nature to benefit health.”—Booklist
School Library Journal
“An entertaining and informative story that will find a home in many collections.”—School Library Journal
Kirkus Reviews
“This short comic, told in very spare language, conveys a sweet, simple message that children should easily comprehend and, hopefully, emulate: Kindness begets kindness. The lively, humorous illustrations . . . are endearingly expressive. . . . This cute story is like a present and a…
School Library Journal
“The strength of this title depends on its colorful, dynamic digital illustrations and its multiracial LGBTQIA+ representation. This sweet, rhyming STEAM story is a pleasing read.”—School Library Journal
Booklist
“With its moment of dark humor, this picture book may appeal to school-age children more than preschoolers. Fun for reading aloud.”—Booklist
Publishers Weekly
“Rough-hewn b&w illustrations and lean text convey a linear story that prioritizes a collective journey over individual character arcs. By rendering the recycled instruments in full color, Xie adds a welcome burst of verve while spotlighting the story’s unique hook.”—Publishers…
School Library Journal
“[A] fine, simple introduction to an overlooked scientist.”—School Library Journal
Booklist
“Jacobus (Romancing the Dark in the City of Light, 2015) has done a beautiful job with many difficult subjects, striking just the right tone and treating her highly sympathetic characters with dignity and compassion.”—Booklist
Booklist
“The text is engaging, occasionally alluding to science fiction works and popular conspiracy theories, and uses accessible examples . . . This inviting offering will be welcomed by student researchers and space nerds alike.”—Booklist
Booklist
“Indigo is a relatable and sympathetic character, and the social justice issues she champions at her school are timely and ring true. Readers will be inspired by Indigo’s passion and compelled to read more about Wells, too.”—starred, Booklist
Booklist
Wong’s appealing illustrations are orderly in composition and subtle in their use of color. . . . A pleasing, informative introduction to Maria Mitchell."—Booklist
Kirkus Reviews
“Levine knows how to grab young readers’ attention and explain science topics simply but effectively. And while Weiser’s illustrations are entertaining, they’re also enlightening . . . Irresistible science.”—Kirkus Reviews
Publishers Weekly
“In Capps’s endearing debut, biracial (white and Black) eighth grader Indigo Fitzgerald faces scrutiny and microaggressions from her peers during her campaign for class president. . . . Forthright conversations surrounding privilege between Indigo and her white mother further elevate…
Publishers Weekly
“. . . Buckner invites readers to view the moon as a model of peace, comfort, and love in this message-driven picture book.”—Publishers Weekly
Wall Street Journal
“[A] forward-looking book for children who have loved and lost.”—Wall Street Journal
Kirkus Reviews
“Though simple, this one is sure to spark conversation; it can be shared not only in anticipation of or during Passover, but also to open up discussion of duty. A well-told story of an act of biblical and historical significance.”―Kirkus Reviews