Reviews
The Secret of the Skeleton Key
“This intriguing tale has vivid characters and such a tantalizing cliffhanger that the readers won’t be able to resist cracking the next Code Busters.” —Kirkus Reviews View →
I'm Sure I Saw a Dinosaur
“Sharp-eyed viewers can join the search, as nearly every one of Reynolds’ full-spread, comical cartoon scenes features an unobtrusive glimpse of a green tail or part of a humped back with jagged ridges.” —Kirkus Reviews View →
Exploring Black Holes
“In students’ hands, this book can spark the imagination and lead to further exploration.” —NSTA View →
When I Woke Up I Was a Hippopotamus
“The sheer energy of this gorgeous book perfectly encapsulates the enviably flexible imaginations of young children as a little boy starts the morning as a lazy hippopotamus and metamorphoses into a robot, statue, monkey, monster and even a rocket in the space of one short day.… View →
I'm Sure I Saw a Dinosaur
“The perfect pairing of Willis and Reynolds created the glorious Who’s In The Loo? and this tale with a twist is just as enjoyable. A little boy spies a dinosaur on the wintry beach and a succession of mystified adults and children come from further and further away… View →
“Unlike most sleepaway-camp books for this age, this one is reassuring and positive, especially for firsttime campers.” —Booklist View →
The Beatles: Music Revolutionaries
“The Beatles might not make the kids crazy like they once did, but there’s no doubt that anyone seriously interested in music needs to know about rock’s foremost revolutionaries…. Pertinent articles culled from USA Today and plenty of… View →
In Trouble
“Ellen Levine has captured the lives of an ordinary family living in the Bronx in the 1950s whose everyday existence is suddenly upended by two events: the father standing up for his beliefs and Jamie, the daughter, facing the consequences of a shocking trauma. Levine vividly… View →
The Littlest Mountain
“The story teaches children the importance of looking past surface traits, in favor of deeper meaning. Understanding this, children can begin to view themselves and others from the inside out. In a world polluted with materialism and vanity, the heartfelt message of The… View →
Seven Wonders of Space Technology
“Although this profusely illustrated book may seem short, it really is worth the price!” —Science Books & Films View →
Everything I Was
“Irene’s struggle to find what she truly wants will inspire other struggling teens to do the same. The novel is a smooth read, which captivates the audience, making the reader want to read the entire book in one setting…. This novel is for teens who want their voices to View →
“[A] wild ride of deception, mystery, and young love.” —starred, School Library Journal View →
Put Pulleys to the Test
“This is a good book for a classroom or school library.” —NSTA View →
Ancient Medical Technology: From Herbs to Scalpels
“Each book is well written and understandable, offering a simplified look at occasionally complex scientific, historical, and geographical information. The authors’ style and language flow as they define words when needed and at other times use descriptive details or modern… View →
Put Levers to the Test
“This is a good book for a classroom or school library.” —NSTA View →
Elephant Talk: The Surprising Science of Elephant Communication
“Although identified as a children’s book, Elephant Talk is an excellent primer for all ages (beginning at the third-grade level).” —Science Books & Films View →
Seven Wonders of the Rocky Planets and Their Moons
“The text is illustrated with an excellent selection of well-reproduced photos from NASA and other sources, as well as paintings by author Ron Miller, who is an award-winning astronomy illustrator. The text is engagingly written for its intended… View →
“This is a dark blend of science fiction and horror, with a plot that moves at a fast pace.” —VOYA View →
“The universal theme of the ups and downs of friendship makes the book appealing for children of all backgrounds…. A good choice for fans of friendship stories, summer-camp aficionados, and Jewish readers in general.” —School Library Journal View →
Made for Each Other: Book 2
“Teens who want horror with some romance (or romance with a little horror) will have fun with this book.” —VOYA View →