Reviews
Oh, The Places He Went: A Story about Dr. Seuss
“. . .a good introduction. . .” —Children’s Book and Play Review View →
A Pocketful of Goobers: A Story about George Washington Carver
“A wonderful story for reading aloud to students.” —Children’s Book Review Source View →
Where Does Food Come From?
“Shelly Rotner’s gorgeous color photos enhance Where Does Food Come From?, which pairs full-page color and young protagonists with insights on popcorn, lemons (a type of berry!), grape jelly and more. A very simple introduction kids will appreciate.” … View →
Robert Smalls Sails to Freedom
“Newly competent readers are likely to thrill to this well told story of the Civil War hero, Robert Smalls. . . a valuable addition to a reading tutor’s collection as well as an excellent selection for a classroom. . .” —Children’s… View →
Circle the Truth
“There are mysteries aplenty in this novel, none of which have neat or tidy answers, providing the best kind of reading experience.” —Children’s Literature Network View →
The Back of Beyond: A Story about Lewis and Clark
“Written in easy-to-read, short chapters, this book is certain to please those faced with a history report or those who just enjoy an exploration of their own.” —Christian Library Journal View →
Fire at the Triangle Factory
“The easy-to-read text does not undermine the inherent drama of the story.” —Christian Library Journal View →
Come Morning
“We are drawn into the action through tightly written text and short chapters which entice the reluctant reader. The adventure has historical authenticity coupled with the aptitude of a master storyteller. . . Come Morning traces the rite of passage for this young black. The… View →
Fire in the Sky
“. . .incite the reader to further study of the time period, the war, and dirigibles. . . The reader lives with Stenny through his struggles and growth. A tragedy of history is felt through Fire in the Sky.” —Christian Library Journal View →
Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah!
“. . .a lively celebration of Hanukkah. . . Bright cheerful illustrations.” —Church and Synagogue Libraries View →
It's Seder Time!
“This is truly a fun photo essay for children and parents alike.” —Cleveland Jewish News View →
“‘Keeping the Promise’ is a beautiful book with a beautiful message.” —JBooks.com View →
Volcanoes Inside and Out
“This small book about volcanoes is attractively illustrated in full color and provides interesting information for the beginning learner about the formation and types of volcanoes and their impact on the earth’s crust. . . will contribute significantly to a school or… View →
“This short, but well-illustrated, book is designed to introduce children to one of the world’s greatest predators: the Nile River crocodile. . . Children will find this title a good intorduction to a fascinating animal.” —Science Books &… View →
Grasslands & Deserts
“The outstanding feature of these books [Grasslands & Deserts and Forests & Jungles] is their excellent paintings that capture the personality of the species portrayed.” —Science Books & Films View →
Liquids and Gases: Principles of Fluid Mechanics
“The text is clearly written, and suitable experiments illustrating the laws of science are described. The figures add to the reader’s understanding of familiar applications of scientific laws.” —Science Books & Films View →
Germ Hunter: A Story about Louis Pasteur
“The explanations of how Pasteur designed and conducted his experiments are clear and impressive examples of how science works.” —Science Books & Films View →
Saving the Whooping Crane
“This exciting story for young readers is made all the more engaging by the trials and tribulations of the whoopers and the caring and devoted scientists who managed the early lives of these magnificent birds. Children’s librarians would do well to add the book to their… View →
How Long or How Wide?: A Measuring Guide
“All in all, the book is very kid friendly, whimsical, vivid, and lively. It is highly recommended for students in preschool through second grade.” —Science Books & Films View →
The Search for Antarctic Dinosaurs
“The text has a kind of excitement that is missing in most dinosaur books. . . Budding paleontologists will be intrigued by this book.” —Science Books & Films View →
Listening to Crickets: A Story about Rachel Carson
“. . .well written, and nicely illustrated with black-and-white drawings. It belongs in every elementary and middle school library.” —Science Books & Films View →
A Pocketful of Goobers: A Story about George Washington Carver
“This book tells his remarkable story accurately, sympathetically, and felicitously. The line drawings also add appeal.” —Science Books & Films View →
A Head Full of Notions: A Story about Robert Fulton
“. . .heartily recommend this well-illustrated volume for libraries interested in books on early American inventor heroes.” —Science Books & Films View →