Reviews
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 →
Color: A Sesame Street ® Science Book
“A perfect choice for a preschool class learning about colors and mixing them. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
My First Dino-Racing
“Readers will have fun identifying the different types of dinosaurs in each of the cars. The illustrations are colorful, busy, and engaging. Young vehicle and car lovers are sure to enjoy this short but action-packed book. Great for home or a daycare classroom. Reviewer… View →
Indigo and Ida
“[A] powerful and climactic contemporary novel.”—starred, Shelf Awareness View →
From the Train
“This is a great little book for a new reader or a child learning about transportation. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
Roads to Family: All the Ways We Come to Be
“I hope the honest and heartfelt stories in this informative book empower donor conceived readers to own their experience and continue to define their family on their own terms.”—Erin Jackson, Founder, We Are Donor Conceived View →
Roads to Family: All the Ways We Come to Be
“Rachel Ginocchio’s Roads to Family: All the Ways We Come to Be creates a beautiful tapestry of families around the world. With rich personal stories, clear explanations and incredibly helpful illustrations, readers will be delighted and amazed at the diversity of… View →
Dance: A First Look
“[A] beautifully simple nonfiction children’s introduction to dance. Reviewer Rating: 4” –Children’s Literature View →
Pangu's Shadow
“Since Dove Arising, I have been waiting with bated breath for Bao’s next SF— and Pangu’s Shadow totally delivers!”—Romina Garber, New York Times and international bestselling author of Zodiac and Lobizona View →
I'm Gonna Be a SMITH!, Book 1: Volume 1
“This action-packed graphic novel adventure featuring tenacious female leads will leave shonen manga fans counting down to future volumes.”—School Library Journal View →
Saving the Asian Elephant: Meet Scientists on a Mission, Discover Kid Activists on a Mission, Make a Career in Conservation Your Mission
“Finding endangered animal books as attractive as those in this series will be difficult. . . . Due to the engaging content and attractive layout, this series is a must-purchase for all collections.”—School Library Journal View →
Underwater Construction Workers
“The volume works well at helping readers anticipate new sections, providing a thoughtful introduction to chapter books. . . . sure to intrigue many.”—Booklist View →
How to Choose Your Perfect Computer Science Career
“[A] well-rounded investment that serves readers’ diverse and nuanced interests. . . . This series is richly detailed and chock-full of great information about common and less-known STEM careers; an ideal addition to large public library collections… View →
My Brain Is Magic: A Sensory-Seeking Celebration
“Ladi’s colorful cartoon art expressively depicts the energetic girl and her patient, understanding family. The book maintains an upbeat tone and approach throughout, while encouraging appreciation for the myriad ways brains can function in a kid-friendly, playful… View →
Inside Area 51
“Able readers who enjoy historical mysteries and examining all sides of stories will appreciate this series about unexplainable events. . . . Students will relish the tantalizing notion that there are things still unknown about these top secrets.”—School Library Journal View →
Building a Team: A Baseball Buddies Story
“[A] smooth, well-paced narrative that models good communication and perseverance. . . . A wonderful narrative for readers who love baseball that also offers valuable lessons to those who don’t.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Men of the 65th: The Borinqueneers of the Korean War
“[E]xtensive background information, numerous sidebars, maps, and archival photos help make the action historically and politically accessible. . . . A fitting tribute to the Borinqueneers . . .”—Booklist View →
Minecraft Mobs: An Unofficial Kids' Guide
“ideal for young fans who are just learning about the bestselling game of all time.”—School Library Journal View →
Patterns Everywhere
“With content that will appeal to a wide range of readers, this beautiful book about patterns is an excellent choice for elementary libraries.”–starred, School Library Journal View →
The Real History of Juneteenth
“A strong series that provides a fuller representation of historical events.”—School Library Journal View →
Rise to the Sky: How the World's Tallest Trees Grow Up
“Varied composition and realistic textures heighten the appeal of Posada’s attractive illustrations. Created with cut-paper collage and watercolor, they capture the trees’ soaring height and dignity . . . Written with clarity and illustrated to help viewers understand… View →
La guitarra eléctrica (The Electric Guitar): Una historia gráfica (A Graphic History)
“[H]ighlights the amazing innovators who turned dreams into reality, along with the advances in scientific and technological innovation that made each of these incredible inventions come to life. . . . The artwork is top-notch and represents a range of skin tones and identities in… View →