Reviews
The Great Narwhal Rescue: Saving the Arctic Ocean's Narwhals
“Markle effectively translates complex topics, such as echolocation, Arctic migration patterns, and ecological disruption, into age-relevant language. Vivid photographs, maps, diagrams, and firsthand quotations from experts in the field add authenticity and depth. . . Perfect for… View →
Sammy Spider's Big Book of Jewish Holidays
“A vibrant and educational journey through Jewish traditions.” –School Library Journal View →
Anyada Buena, Shanah Tovah
“This newest offering is a wonderful way to highlight the diversity of the Jewish community.”—School Library Journal View →
Rewriting the Rules: How Dr. Kathleen Friel Created New Possibilities for Brain Research and Disability
“The visual representation of Friel and her life experiences is superbly rendered in fluid and bright images that highlight her accomplishments as a differently abled person rather than a singular focus on cerebral palsy. . . A must-purchase for all libraries as it reflects the… View →
Y, también, el zorro (And, Too, the Fox)
“This picture book poem by former US Poet Laureate Límon captures the simplicity and playfulness of the creature. The narrative and images complement each other as they present one day in the life of the title character. . . Animal lovers will fully embrace this… View →
Cree (Best Believe): Las Tres Hermanas, una hermandad para el bien común (The Tres Hermanas, a Sisterhood for the Common Good)
“This Spanish-language edition of Best Believe: The Tres Hermanas, a Sisterhood for the Common Good not only celebrates the three sisters who helped revitalize the Bronx but also doubles as a love letter to the borough itself. . . This valuable addition will inspire Latinx View →
Slam Dunk: The Shot That Changed the Game
“This well-written, all-star sports title engages fans from start to finish and deserves a place in school and public libraries.”—School Library Journal View →
Soni and the Life Drinkers
“A first purchase for middle school collections, perfect for readers who love Rick Riordan Presents.”—School Library Journal View →
Speaking on Climate: A Guide to Speechwriting for a Better Future
“A well-done work that will empower young environmental activists and give them (and any speechwriter) an impactful handbook.”—School Library Journal View →
Erin and Yrso: Book 1
“Lylian delivers a cinematic new adventure that will enthrall fans of Marvel and Godzilla. . . This first installment in a new epic adventure series sets the stage with a high-interest plot that transitions between what is happening with Erin and Yrso, and what is happening on a… View →
My Dad Thinks He's a Scream
“Colorful mixed-media illustrations perfectly complement the tone, with facial expressions and other relatable details that broaden the appeal. . . . A fun holiday offering for established fans; be sure this title gets into the hands of budding comedians.”—School Library… View →
Elephants Can't Jump: A Mini and Milo Book
“This latest in the “Mini and Milo” series presents a skillful use of bold words and graphic representations to highlight emotion and drive the action. . . . A relatable story highlighting social intelligence skills in a way that will feel real to young readers.”—School… View →
Line Drive to Love
“Strong stories for more mature romantics.”—School Library Journal View →
Balancing Act
“These stories get the formula just right.”—School Library Journal View →
Dino-School
“With its blend of humor, heart, and prehistoric fun, this book is sure to be a hit with fans of dinosaurs, rhyming books, and school stories.”—School Library Journal View →
Get Dressed, Belly Button!
“Getting dressed has never been so much fun!. . . Caregivers everywhere will appreciate how this book captures the often-challenging task of dressing a child, potentially making the process a bit smoother and more enjoyable.”—School Library Journal View →
Message in the Dirt
“The stories feature short chapters, simple language, and a handful of illustrations, making them a great fit for older elementary students ready for a mix of chills and accessible reading. . . These riddle-filled, phonics-based horror chapter books will be a hit in libraries where View →
The Unlikely Leader
“This series features different animal protagonists, including an iguana, a cat, a dog, and more. While there are a few grayscale illustrations scattered throughout, the books lean heavily on text for phonics-based chapter books. Unlike other similar series, the phonics concepts… View →
Penguin Gets Cleaned Up
“The stories are both entertaining and educational, offering valuable lessons on wildlife conservation that may inspire children to learn more about protecting the environment.”—School Library Journal View →
Bo and the Baking Disaster
“The stories are engaging and accessible for younger readers, seamlessly weaving in cultural representation. The vibrant, cartoon-like illustrations appear on every page, sometimes carrying the story without words. The combination of images and text makes these books an excellent… View →
All Aboard the Poo Boat: Book 2
“A masterclass in animal digestion and anatomy filtered through a toilet humor narrative, so kids will laugh as they learn. . . Once readers get their giggles out, they will find a genuinely informative series that will teach vast amounts of animal knowledge. . . a winning… View →
Imani's New Dog
“Each volume includes discussion questions at the end of the story as well as a real-life profile and photo of a person or organization that has done something remarkable related to Imani’s latest adventure. Full-color illustrations are included throughout these simple but… View →