LEWIS, J. S.
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I Know a Man…Ashley Bryan
Students of art and children's literature will be inspired by this celebration of the man's work and life. Highly recommended for public, academic, and school libraries.
They Changed The World: Crick & Watson
A worthwhile addition for middle school and public library collections, especially those looking to expand their STEM offerings.
The Navajo Code Talkers
Acceptable as an introduction to the subject, but best paired with supplemental resources.
Scout and the Sausage Thief
Fans of animal heroes and K-9 underdogs may enjoy Scout's lighthearted misadventures.
Kooky Crumbs: Poems in Praise of Dizzy Days
This cheerful, accessible collection of poems would be useful as a mentor text in guided instruction for elementary students or as pleasure reading.
Puddle Jumpers
Playful and cheery, Puddle Jumpers is a great choice for preschoolers, providing a plethora of opportunities to identify colors and animals.
Last in a Long Line of Rebels
This delightful debut novel will appeal to middle school readers who enjoyed the "Tupelo Landing" mysteries by Sheila Turnage (Dial). ["A solid debut novel for middle graders who enjoy a blend of history and mystery": SLJ 8/15 review of the Nancy Paulsen book.]
Timber Creek Station
For a public or school YA collection looking to add diversity by way of Australia or in need of titles with context clue vocabulary lesson potential. Hand to readers who enjoy quiet plotlines with plenty of conflict.
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