Reviews
LeBron James: NBA Superstar and Activist
“LeBron James remains one of the all-time greatest professional basketball players to ever play in the National Basketball Association (NBA). James was scouted throughout his high school career and his arrival in the NBA in 2003… View →
Happy Times!
“This beautifully imagined and illustrated book will be a treasured bedtime book for young children and a way for parents and children to revisit happy times of their very own day.” –Children’s Literature View →
The Sense of Sight: A First Look
“I see many things. This is a simple line but one of the most powerful pages within this text. The image on this page is that of a child with glasses. The authors intentional inclusion of a support allows students to potentially question what they notice different and start a… View →
I Care for My Pet
“Six attributes of caring for a dog are highlighted in this Lerner Pull Ahead Readers, I Care series book. These caring qualities include petting the dog, walking the dog, feeding the dog, washing the dog, brushing the dog, and loving the dog. Each double-page spread features a… View →
Sharks: A First Look
“Younger children may enjoy having the text read aloud and engaging in a conversation about the information and photos.”—Children’s Literature View →
Minecraft Mods: An Unofficial Kids' Guide
“This title, as well as all the titles in this series would be a wonderful addition for elementary school libraries and classrooms as well as STEM labs!”—Children’s Literature View →
Minecraft Survival Mode: An Unofficial Kids' Guide
“This title, as well as all the titles in this series would be a wonderful addition for elementary school libraries and classrooms as well as STEM labs!”—Children’s Literature View →
Minecraft Maps: An Unofficial Kids' Guide
“This title, as well as all the titles in this series would be a wonderful addition for elementary school libraries and classrooms as well as STEM labs!” –Children’s Literature View →
Minecraft Creative Mode: An Unofficial Kids' Guide
“This title, as well as all the titles in this series would be a wonderful addition for elementary school libraries and classrooms as well as STEM labs!” –Children’s Literature View →
PANTemonium!
“PANTemonium is a silly, rhyming, story about a man named Fred who decides to go fishing one day and without knowing it, catches his favorite underwear on the end of his hook! As he walks along the road to his favorite fishing spot, his underwear scoops up what he passes… View →
Tracking Tortoises: The Mission to Save a Galápagos Giant
“This book is perfection.” –Children’s Literature View →
How to Be a Difficult Bitch: Claim Your Power, Ditch the Haters, and Feel Good Doing It
“There are important life lessons within the covers of this book.” –Children’s Literature View →
Make Way for Animals!: A World of Wildlife Crossings
“[A]n intriguing non-fiction title that is sure to inspire future wildlife activists and environmentalists. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
The Real Science of Mind Control
“[A] helpful tool for teachers leading discussion about brain function.” –Children’s Literature View →
The Land of the Trolls: Book 1
“Startled awake by a terrible smell, Felix traces the source to a little girl troll named Calcite. She is equally surprised at finding she is in a human home. Together, they retrace the trail she followed and arrive at the land of the trolls. After meeting a few of Calcite’s… 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 →
Call Me Miss Hamilton: One Woman's Case for Equality and Respect
“[A]n excellent introduction of the Civil Rights Movement for young readers.”—Children’s Literature View →
American Jaguar: Big Cats, Biogeography, and Human Borders
“After reading this, the reader will be mesmerized by the plight of animals such as the jaguar, and will surely want to be a part of the solution.” –Children’s Literature View →
Eighth Grade vs. the Machines
“Funny, action-packed, and thoroughly engaging, this accessible middle grade story welcomes readers into the future with open arms by frequently breaking the fourth wall and incorporating characters who are at once familiar and relatable.” –Children’s Literature View →
It’s All Art!: From Drawing to Dress-Up with Sesame Street ®
“[A] wonderful and fun way to show children all the different things they can do. It can inspire children to want to learn more and possibly fall in love with a different part of the field of art.” —Children’s Literature View →
This Last Adventure
“[A]n excellent book for students who are close to their grandparents and wonder about Alzheimer’s.”—Children’s Literature View →
The Huffalots
“Perfect for a bedtime story or breakfast tale, “The Huffalots” is a book that any preschooler caregiver or teacher will want on their shelves!" —Children’s Literature View →
Eddie Whatever
“Ruby does a fantastic job developing characters, giving them life and voice, so that they lift off the page. The mystery is well-plotted, layered and keeps readers guessing.” —Children’s Literature View →