Reviews
Kimchi, Kimchi Every Day
“Bright and joyful; just like kimchi, this tale has a delectable kick.”—Kirkus Revews View →
Nature Walk
“Featuring repetitive sentence structures and sight words, the books are designed for new and developing readers. . . . Colorful illustrations support each action, making it easy for new readers to identify what is happening.”—School Library Journal View →
Quiet Fire: Emily Dickinson's Life and Poetry
“The author’s research is exemplary and represents a necessary addition to the shelves of all school libraries.” —School Library Connection View →
The Art of Magic: A Novel
“[T]he reader will be drawn into the story though the fast-paced dialog and multiple points of view, all of which will keep them from wanting to put the book down. Students who appreciate stories involving magic will enjoy reading this book.” —School Library Connection View →
Ice Cycle: Poems about the Life of Ice
“The art is a smooth constant; the graphic design is exceptional, and most poems have their own spread, building a multilevel and vibrant world.”—School Library Journal View →
Washed Ashore: Making Art from Ocean Plastic
“This title is a must-have addition to STEAM collections focusing on biology, the environment, and art.” —School Library Connection View →
More Than Stress: Understanding Anxiety Disorders
“Teens will find this brief yet wide-ranging and accessible book helpful.”—Booklist View →
Operation Pangolin: Saving the World's Only Scaled Mammal
“Readers will come away feeling empowered to help and more knowledgeable about this amazing creature. Attractive and brimming with intriguing facts.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Secrets of the Lost City: A Scientific Adventure in the Honduran Rain Forest
“Markle provides clear explanations of the lidar mapping process, the camera traps, and the systematic exploration of the conservation team as well as a smoothly flowing story that carries readers along on these adventures. . . . An inviting introduction to an amazing… View →
The First Day of School
“[H]elpful to students beginning school for the first time. . .the books are reassuring and offer enough background to help students acclimate to a new school setting.”—Booklist View →
Funeral Girl
“[G]ive Ohland’s first novel high marks for its unusual premise and vivid characterization of its imperfect protagonist.” — Booklist View →
Today Is Different
“Children can feel overwhelmed by acts of injustice; this book provides a good place to start figuring out how to help. An excellent discussion-starter for a family or a classroom.”—Children’s Literature View →
Indigo and Ida
“Powerful and emotionally resonant, Indigo and Ida is a poignant story about taking a stand for justice and speaking one’s truth.”—Christina Li, author of Clues to the Universe View →
Indigo and Ida
“I enjoyed every page!” —Amanda Rawson Hill, author of The Hope of Elephants View →
The Weight of Everything
“Prepare to be captivated by strong, resourceful, artistic Sarah as she holds her family together after tragedy. Written with clarity and insight, this book is driven by devotion to family, tender romance, and Sarah’s determination to use her artistic talent to right a wrong. View →
The Weight of Everything
“A poignant, raw, and emotional story of grief, loss, and the courage it takes to fight for our beliefs—and ourselves.”—Crystal Maldonado, author of Fat Chance, Charlie Vega and No Filter and Other Lies View →
José and the Pirate Captain Toledano
“José and the Pirate Captain Toledano has everything a middle grade reader could ask for: action, adventure, pirates, challenges to overcome, and a satisfying ending.” ―Sydney Taylor Shmooze View →
Kimchi, Kimchi Every Day
“A delicious read-aloud and perfect recommendation for every child, any day of the week.—starred, School Library Journal View →
Let's Play, Little Rabbit
“[A]n appealing, bouncy read that will entice little ones.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Big Bear and Little Fish
“A delightful tale of unexpected friendship.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
More Than Stress: Understanding Anxiety Disorders
“[A]n inviting, accessible, and informative volume about a critical subject.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Starlet Rivals
“[T]his series opener sets the stage for more glamorous adventures.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Shoham's Bangle
“A moving and authentic story of love, family, and home.” —Kirkus Reviews View →