Reviews
Think Big!
“The positive message, endearing characters, and cheerful cartoon illustrations give this book great child appeal.” —School Library Journal View →
Dearly, Nearly, Insincerely: What Is an Adverb?
“The energy and sheer razzmatazz of the text and graphics will have young grammarians entranced.” —School Library Journal View →
Nick's Secret
“A light, well-rounded story that will appeal to dog lovers and mystery fans.” —School Library Journal View →
Mazal Bueno!
“So joyful and welcoming, there will be shouts of ‘Mazal bueno!’ in every preschool.”―starred, School Library Journal View →
Zayde Babysits before Passover
“Universal themes of grandparenting and family traditions make this a good addition to holiday collections.” — School Library Journal View →
Matter and Energy: Principles of Matter and Thermodynamics
“The language and sentence structure make an otherwise difficult subject easier to understand through conversational text.” —School Library Journal View →
Mousetraps
“. . .Maxie’s voice captures the insecurity and wish to fit in that color the adolescent years. . .” —School Library Journal View →
My Best Friend, the Atlantic Ocean, and Other Great Bodies Standing Between Me and My Life with Giulio
“This is a fresh take on teen romance. Expect readers to beg for the next installment.” —School Library Journal View →
The Laugh Stand: Adventures in Humor
“This team marries humor with sublime learning. Teachers will find great beginnings for lesson plans here.” —School Library Journal View →
Grover's Hanukkah Party
“Sweet Grover counts all the great things the number eight has to do with the holiday.” — School Library Journal View →
“Keleti’s life experiences will captivate new generations of readers while simultaneously teaching important history lessons.” – School Library Journal View →
“Keleti’s life experiences will captivate new generations of readers while simultaneously teaching important history lessons.” – School Library Journal View →
“Keleti’s life experiences will captivate new generations of readers while simultaneously teaching important history lessons.” – School Library Journal View →
Twist, Tumble, Triumph: The Story of Champion Gymnast Ágnes Keleti
“Keleti’s life experiences will captivate new generations of readers while simultaneously teaching important history lessons.” – School Library Journal View →
Crafts for Christian Values
“Twenty-eight clever and original designs illustrate a variety of Christian qualities. A loving heart beanbag, a bank for generous giving to missions, a bookmark to honor parents. . . Each one has an appropriate Scripture quotation to reinforce its stated purpose. . .… View →
Children of Clay: A Family of Pueblo Potters
“A beautifully illustrated short work on the life of a family of potters from Santa Clara Pueblo.” —School Library Journal View →
Louanne Pig in Making the Team, 2nd Edition
“. . .well suited for storytelling to young children and as read-alone material for slightly older readers.” —School Library Journal View →
Relativity and Quantum Mechanics: Principles of Modern Physics
“The language and sentence structure make an otherwise difficult subject easier to understand through a conversational text.” —School Library Journal View →
Molly in the Middle
“The posed photographs, cropped so as to reveal no background, give the book plenty of white space.” —School Library Journal View →
Campfire Mallory
“This book takes readers to camp and makes them want to stay there. . . A lighthearted, enjoyable read.” —School Library Journal View →
With Open Hands: A Story about Biddy Mason
“. . .informative and straightforward. An inspirational book about a woman usually overlooked in biographies for this age group.” —School Library Journal View →
From Alice to Zen and Everyone in Between
“Alice’s journey from impressionable naïveté to courageous pluck is a convincing lesson on friendship and tolerance.” —School Library Journal View →
Monkey with a Tool Belt
“Monroe’s watercolor-and-ink illustrations enlarge Chico’s adventure. . . a real treat for observant readers.” —School Library Journal View →
Let My People Go!
“This book will be welcome in Jewish and Christian educational settings and may enliven family Passover Seders. . .” —School Library Journal View →