Reviews
Rats to the Rescue: The Unlikely Heroes Making Cambodia Safe
“This would be a great addition to a unit on animal helpers or world geography for elementary school classrooms. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
The Remarkables: The Most Incredible Children I've Met — So Far!
“If you haven’t come across Clotilde Perrin’s books before, and even if you have, the gorgeousness of her stylish, detailed illustrations and limitless extent of her imagination in this book, is stunning.”—Love Reading 4 Kids View →
Slippery, Spicy, Tingly: A Kimchi Mystery
“This book promotes diversity and teaches about the Korean culture. It would be perfect for teachers looking to discuss cultural differences and have children share about their favorite dishes. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
Rebecca's Prayer for President Lincoln
“A must-read. . . Straightforward and thought-provoking, readers will understand the historical events easily. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
How Voting and Elections Work
“This is a great way to not only introduce children to how our democracy works, but get them engaged in the civic process early. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
Violin of Hope
“A very touching story of light overcoming darkness, made even more powerful by the fact that it is based in truth. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
Being Safe Online: A First Look
“The content and text in these books are both brief and simple and are supported by cheerful photos of children and adults. Child narrators explain how they fulfill each value.”—Booklist View →
Everybody's Book: The Story of the Sarajevo Haggadah
“Protected and cherished by people from many religious backgrounds, the Haggadah’s storied life, told here in a picture book that reads like a thrilling adventure, reflects history and represents unity.”—Cooperative Children’s Book Center View →
Sophie's Monster Goes to Shul
“Young readers will enjoy this magically crafted and illustrated story which is filled to the brim with imaginative details. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
The Beasts in Your Brain: Understanding and Living with Anxiety and Depression
“A good book for young people to read by themselves, for parents to share with their teenagers, or to read as a small group in order to promote open discussion of mental health issues. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
The Remarkables: The Most Incredible Children I've Met — So Far!
“The author makes the introductions in this tongue-in-cheek, wild ride of a picture book about remarkable children—some of them fantastical, others closer to reality than you think. Each child receives a detailed spread with multiple illustrations regarding their… View →
Imani Makes a Difference
“An inspiring and heartwarming tale that beautifully captures the essence of determination, kindness, and the power of one individual to create change.”Reviewer Rating: 5"—Children’s Literature View →
Stars of the Night: The Courageous Children of the Czech Kindertransport
“Both heartbreaking and hopeful.”—Association of Jewish Libraries View →
Just Another Story: A Graphic Migration Account
“This graphic migration account is a powerful story and one that humanizes the topic of immigration in ways that are often lost in the confrontational political debates that presently occur. Reviewer Rating: 4”—Children’s Literature View →
Imani Finds the Right Notes
“Told with charm and illustrated in a lovely and simple manner, this Imani story offers valuable advice to its readers while also telling a story that will be very approachable to them. Reviewer Rating: 4”—Children’s Literature View →
Imani and the Great Hair Experiment
“Readers will learn from Imani’s example that being original can be very essential in making new discoveries. As with other books in the series, this story is both engaging and instructive in ways that will appeal to younger readers. Reviewer Rating:… View →
Changemakers in Business: Women Leading the Way
“Four short upbeat chapters introduce many women blazing paths for all women as entrepreneur, corporate leader, foodie, or techie . . . The short conclusion encourages young women to explore new career options and become changemakers themselves. Reviewer Rating:… View →
If I Were a Fungus
“While some kids might get creeped out by the idea that ’there’s always a fungus among us,’ most will find the funky fungi to be a pretty fun guy. The backmatter is fantastic. Its annotated sketches of a fungus and Leo are a cheerful, kind-friendly balance of… View →
The Lost Forest: An Unexpected Discovery beneath the Waves
“This book details the fascinating story of the dedicated scuba divers and their work to locate and preserve the area. No one has ever found such a unique habitat, and hopefully, no one will be able to disturb it as scientists work to keep it safe. Readers who enjoy earthly… View →
Doña Gracia Saved Worlds
“A truly inspiring story that will surely open the door for discussion and learning. Reviewer Rating: 4”—Children’s Literature View →
Who's Writing This Story?
“This charming title is a subtle primer on storytelling, introducing children to the essential building blocks of the craft.”—Foreword Reviews View →
Explore Desert Habitats with Rosita
“Teachers planning a study unit on biomes or habitats may want to include this title along with the other titles in the Sesame Street® Habitats series. As they learn about the desert, children will probably love viewing the color photographs along with seeing the appearances of the View →
Monster Pie
“The illustrations include multicultural elements. The themes are friendship, accountability, and reward. A good selection for beginning readers. Reviewer Rating: 5”—Children’s Literature View →
Una fruta es una maleta para las semillas (A Fruit Is a Suitcase for Seeds)
“Children will be drawn in by the engaging narrative and the watercolor illustrations that depict the journey seeds can take before they end up in tummies. The images will have early elementary students wanting to pick the fruit right off the page.”—School Library Journal View →