Reviews
Ketanji Brown Jackson: First Black Woman on the US Supreme Court
“In Ketanji Brown Jackson, readers will encounter a person of quality whose groundbreaking appointment to her nation’s highest court is an inspirational story worth knowing about. Reviewer Rating: 4” –Children’s Literature View →
Debbie's Song
“[A] great way to introduce this iconic figure in Judaism to young learners, as a positive role model who strove to create community, while championing the rights of women in the Jewish community. Reviewer Rating: 5” —Children’s Literature View →
Hidden Creature Features
“Young readers will love the question-and-answer format of the book as they turn pages and reveal surprising features . . .This book would interest young animal lovers, and it would be a helpful tool in teaching new and lesser-known facts about the world’s animals.… View →
Inside King Tut's Tomb
“This intriguing text may inspire readers’ curiosity about the past and interest in fields of history or archeology. Reviewer Rating: 5” —Children’s Literature View →
Not Done Yet: Shirley Chisholm's Fight for Change
“This book should be in school’s libraries and social studies classes. This a great way to further Mrs Chishom’s work. Reviewer Rating: 5” —Children’s Literature View →
The Babka Sisters
“A fun, colorful story that inspires baking and friendship. Reviewer Rating: 5” —Children’s Literature View →
The Wolf in Underpants Breaks Free
“The illustrations challenge your eyes as well as telling the story. . . If you have a reluctant reader this will tickle their humor bone as well as getting them to read. Reviewer Rating: 5” —Children’s Literature View →
The Blue Glass Heart
" It will appeal to the imaginations of young readers as they consider the stories that their own small, treasured bits and bobs could tell. Reviewer Rating: 5" —Children’s Literature View →
The Moon Is a Ball: Stories of Panda & Squirrel
“As Franck models charming rapport and low-stakes companionship, Tjong-Khing’s delicate artwork provides nature-filled scenes of glorious suns and a bamboo forest.”—Publishers Weekly View →
Watch Me Bloom: A Bouquet of Haiku Poems for Budding Naturalists
“Appropriately sunny illustrations feature figures of varying abilities, creeds, and skin tones making daisy chains with a caregiver, greeting neighbors, and playing outdoors in a work that’s likely to inspire many garden daydreams.”—Publishers Weekly View →
Any Body: A Comic Compendium of Important Facts and Feelings about Our Bodies
“A sense of acceptance and celebration for body differences permeates this joyful read. . . . A whimsical, enlightening, and empowering volume to set readers on the path toward self-acceptance and body positivity.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
Any Body: A Comic Compendium of Important Facts and Feelings about Our Bodies
“[S]traightforward informational snippets feature technical vocabulary, celebrate diversity and inclusivity, and are supported by bright cartoon illustrations that add perspective and humor. . . . This factual guide in an eye-catching package will appeal to curious… View →
Never Give Up: Dr. Kati Karikó and the Race for the Future of Vaccines
“[A] fascinating and up-to-date choice for primary science, health, and women’s history units.”—Booklist View →
The New God?, Book 1: Volume 1
“Tornager brings freshness to his rendition of Norse mythology by redesigning the pantheon, but he still imbues it with enough familiarity for fans of the classic stories. . . . Tornager masterfully uses solid coloring and coordinating palettes to immerse readers fully in every… View →
Another Band's Treasure: A Story of Recycled Instruments
“Xie’s soft, sketchy artwork nicely captures the atmosphere of the town, and a pop of color for the first homemade instrument emphasizes how life changing it is. A truly inspiring tale, perfect for middle-grade readers.”—Booklist View →
The Moon Is a Ball: Stories of Panda & Squirrel
“Striking artwork and sweet, funny stories about friendship make The Moon Is a Ball an amusing addition to the philosophical friends genre, alongside Winnie-the-Pooh and Frog and Toad Are Friends.”—Shelf Awareness View →
My Mommies Built a Treehouse
“Evans’s energetic digital illustrations bring wonder and humor to the narrative by highlighting elements not specifically mentioned in the text . . . . The family works in tandem while using their individual strengths to achieve the child’s goal in this heartwarming… View →
Amana at School
“[A] simplistic story that young ones will enjoy and stay engaged with while they are reading. Reviewer Rating: 5” –Children’s Literature View →
The Day Fin Flooded the World
“[A] delight to read, and the illustrations are quite eye-catching and beautiful. Reviewer Rating: 5” –Children’s Literature View →
Jada Sticks with It: A Story about Determination
“This teaches a powerful lesson about how to stay focused and determined. Reviewer Rating: 5” —Children’s Literature View →
Idil Steps In: A Story about Respect
“[L]oaded with many components from reading comprehension to learning a life lesson. A good fit for a classroom library or a school counselor’s bookshelf, due to the great educational components that are contained within it. Reviewer Rating: 5”… View →
Minecraft Farming: An Unofficial Kids' Guide
“Fans of the building game Minecraft will be thrilled with this new addition to the “Minecraft 101” series! Reviewer Rating: 4" –Children’s Literature View →
Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport
“[A] good addition to teach elementary-aged children about a lesser known event during the second World War and how one person can make a difference in many lives. Reviewer Rating: 5” –Children’s Literature View →
Bo and the Little Lie
“A favor, a lie, and then the consequence, this is what happens to Bo as he makes a bad decision. Bo’s Pop-Pop gives him the responsibility of mailing an important envelope on his way to play with his friends at the park. Bo proves to be irresponsible in several ways. As a… View →