Reviews
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No Way, They Were Gay?: Hidden Lives and Secret Loves
“I think as a teen I might’ve chosen to major in History if I’d read Lee Wind’s fun, fast-paced, and thought-provoking book. I love how it lays out the evidence about some of our past’s greatest heroes, invites us to draw our own conclusions, and inspires… View →
No Way, They Were Gay?: Hidden Lives and Secret Loves
“This is a fascinating book that challenges the simplistic history we have been taught to believe for far too long. Lee Wind illuminates the complexities of historical figures, and through them, readers are given permission to be their true, complex selves and live their true,… View →
No Way, They Were Gay?: Hidden Lives and Secret Loves
“Lee’s work reminds readers, especially LGBTQ readers, that we all come from somewhere and that even though the history books may seek to silence or throw a shadow over our truths, our truths are ours to share with the world with… View →
No Way, They Were Gay?: Hidden Lives and Secret Loves
“I can’t believe this book hasn’t existed until now!! It’s a joyful and fascinating read that reminds us that LGBTQ+ people have always existed, thrived and made important contributions to society. No matter what your age, orientation or gender identity, Lee Wind View →
“Collard’s profiles of selected species skillfully highlight significant behaviors or physical features that are adeptly captured in the sharp-focused color photographs.” —The Horn Book Magazine View →
“Each of the books in this series offers an easy-to-read introduction to a common animal.” —Horn Book Guide View →
“Each of the books in this series offers an easy-to-read introduction to a common animal.” —Horn Book Guide View →
Aunt Clara Brown: Official Pioneer
“A good story and a solid resource. . . This book will engage young readers emotionally and intellectually.” —Starred, The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books View →
What Is Government?
“Written for emergent readers, these titles explain the various aspects of government in simple terms.” —Library Media Connection View →
Battle Cry
“After reading this novel, students should have a very realistic picture of what life was like on the American frontier during this very volatile time period.” —Library Media Connection View →
Life Cycles
“. . . The color illustrations and straightforward text clearly document the life cycle changes.” —The Horn Book Guide View →
Star-Spangled Crafts
“This book consists of step-by-step instructions for making twenty-two craft projects, each with a patriotic motif, including lapel pins, magnets, and various puppets. The crafts are simple and inviting. . . The materials and tools needed are easily obtainable; some projects… View →
Escape from Pyramid X: Book 2
“Imagine directing your own story. . . what the characters will do, which direction to take, even how the story will end. This graphic novel series allows you to do just that.” —Library Media Connection View →
Can People Count on Me?: A Book about Responsibility
Using real-world scenarios, this series takes a concrete approach to explaining such things as how to deal with bullying, how to show others you care, and how to react responsibly to different social situations. View →
Luis de Torres Sails to Freedom
“This engaging new book will be valuable to young readers, offering a new perspective on Jewish American history and a series of world-changing events.”―Jewish Book Council View →
Picture Perfect
“Readers will feel the tension mounting as Ian begins to piece together the reality he can no longer ignore, and there are plenty of twists and turns to keep the pages turning.” —Kliatt View →
Hunter's Heart
“This is a compelling coming-of-age story as Simon faces who he is becoming and makes some life-altering decision.” —Kliatt View →
Ben Franklin's Big Shock
“On My Own Science is an accessible, informative series for middle and upper elementary students. . . this series would be a beneficial addtion to most school libraries. . .” —Library Media Connection View →
The Bald Eagle
“The information provided is in the historical context and makes relevant connections to the world we live in today. This series of books provides the beginning and advanced reader with solid information. These titles will be a source of information to be used in the classroom,… View →
“Children who are interested in ants and are just gaining confidence in reading will find this book a good place to start. The brief text works with close-up photographs to provide very basic information about characteristics and habits, finding food, and care of young. A North… View →
“With plentiful photos, examples are shown from each food group, along with helpful samples of appropriate portion sizes for kids.” —The Horn Book Guide View →
Stop and Go, Yes and No: What Is an Antonym?
“The bouncy lettering style enhances the whimsical rhymes and makes for yet another strong addition to collections of books about the English language.” —School Library Journal View →