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Bucky and Stu vs. the Mikanikal Man
An appealing choice for young superhero fans not quite ready for Marvel and DC.
Fury
Fury will appeal to fans of the series and teens who like thriller stories.—Ellen Frank, Flushing High School Library, Queens, NY
It's About Love
This titles will have wide appeal for many teens: the filmmakers, the dreamers, the writers, and the love story fans.
The Big Ideas of Buster Bickles
While less compelling than other science-gone-wrong picture books such as Mac Barnett's Oh No! (Disney-Hyperion, 2010) or Chris Gall's Awesome Dawson (Little, Brown, 2013), Buster's crazy journey has a nice mix of techie adventure and visual humor.
Get to Know Chameleons
Many libraries will have books on these animals already, but these solid presentations on perennially popular subjects are worth considering.
Robots: Watch Out, Water About!
The natural congruency of mechanical robots and a book with moving pieces makes this a solid choice for pop-up collections.
Mad Scientist Academy: The Dinosaur Disaster
Like Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen's "Magic School Bus" series (Scholastic), the use of a school setting, a quirky teacher, and wild hands-on learning situations provides an engaging blend of humor, adventure, and information.
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