Reviews
Brilliant Bees
“With its appealing format and simple text, Brilliant Bees will be a useful addition for the picture-book set.” —School Library Journal View →
Splitting the Herd: A Corral of Odds and Evens
“This clever counting book which explores even and odd numbers will keep young readers and listeners predicting what will happen next. The use of rhyme and rhythm adds to the delightful lesson.” —Library Media Connection View →
¡Sonríe! (Smile a Lot!)
“In her usual graphic and colorful style, Nancy Carlson offers advice children could all use some days. It doesn’t matter what language; a smile is universal.” —Library Media Connection View →
"Mrs. Riley Bought Five Itchy Aardvarks" and Other Painless Tricks for Memorizing Science Facts
“This colorful and humorously illustrated book is a mixed bag of mnemonics to help students learn long scientific names; confusing terms and definitions; facts in basic earth, space, physical, life sciences; and the scientific method.” —Library Media… View →
"Super-Hungry Mice Eat Onions" and Other Painless Tricks for Memorizing Geography Facts
“Providing students with resources in learning how to develop study skills is important to a library collection and this book is one that will enable students to transfer this to other content areas. Recommended.” —Library Media Connection View →
La electricidad (Electricity)
“Also helpful is the list of safety rules for these simple experiments using readily available household objects. Lots of colorful photos with helpful captions, as well as the easy-to-read large typeface, make following the directions straightforward and, therefore, the… View →
My Cousin, the Alien
“The reader will quickly become engaged and truly enjoy the twist at the end, hinting at more adventures.” —Library Media Connection View →
A Boy Named Beckoning: The True Story of Dr. Carlos Montezuma, Native American Hero
“Author Gina Capaldi does an admirable job of discussing the research process. This picture book for older readers will be a valued addition to the biography section of every public or school library.” —Library Media Connection View →
Do You Know about Mammals?
“This new series is colorful, informative, and, most important, kid friendly. . . This series will captivate students and leave them wanting more.” —Library Media Connection View →
The Iranian Revolution
“The book is well illustrated with photos and maps. It is clear, succinct, and easy-to-read.” —Library Media Connection View →
Living in Suburban Communities
“These titles are well done and provide a good first look at different kinds of communities that children may encounter.” —Library Media Connection View →
Protecting Earth's Water Supply
“With spotlights on individuals who have found innovative ways to better the planet, and with pages listing specific suggestions for how each reader can make a difference, these books are both informative and practical. Tips are also included for contacting legislators and… View →
Crust & Spray: Gross Stuff in Your Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat
“Kids love to be grossed out and that is where this series excels. Based upon biology and elements of human anatomy these books are a great hook to help readers learn the facts about our bodies, well, the gross parts.” —Library Media Connection View →
Hawk & Drool: Gross Stuff in Your Mouth
“Kids love to be grossed out and that is where this series excels. Based upon biology and elements of human anatomy these books are a great hook to help readers learn the facts about our bodies, well, the gross parts.” —Library Media Connection View →
The Lost Key: A Mystery with Whole Numbers
“These new math mysteries will appeal to math teachers and avid manga readers alike.” —Library Media Connection View →
The Secret Ghost: A Mystery with Distance and Measurement
“These new math mysteries will appeal to math teachers and avid manga readers alike.” —Library Media Connection View →
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Pigling: A Cinderella Story [A Korean Tale]
“This Korean tale is another version of the Cinderella story. The colorful and dramatic paintings depict the homes and lifestyles of ancient Koreans.” —Library Media Connection View →
From Alice to Zen and Everyone in Between
“. . .this is a breezy read, and Zen’s quirky. . . personality will keep adolescents turning the pages.” —Library Media Connection View →
Animals and the Environment
“The photos are engaging, interesting, and, where appropriate, contain many children.” —Library Media Connection View →
Plants and the Environment
“The photos are engaging, interesting, and, where appropriate, contain many children.” —Library Media Connection View →
Living in Urban Communities
“These titles are well done and provide a good first look at different kinds of communities that children may encounter.” —Library Media Connection View →
Mousetraps
“The dialogue zips along as Maxie’s struggles with her conscience and comes to an understanding of what friendship really means. For mature middle school and high school students, the dialogue and issues presented will ring true and reflect the difficulties faced when… View →