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Animals Helping to Detect Diseases
This is first-rate nonfiction for browsing, doing research for reports, or reading from cover to cover.
An Insider's Guide to Wrestling
Many libraries will welcome this series for its coverage of sports that don't receive much attention, such as field hockey, lacrosse, and water polo.
Martial Arts For Athletic Conditioning: Winning Ways
All but the most zealous fans will find this set disappointing.
Little League World Series
Both readable and balanced, these well-crafted books help young sports fans connect with social studies and history.
Calm Girl: Yoga for Stress Relief
Though there is some overlap of information among these four books, these well-crafted guides are sure to be popular among browsers and practitioners.
These two yoga books focus on alignment, breathing, and safety
while offering step-by-step instructions for the poses as well as
their benefits. Photographs of girls executing the poses illustrate
the texts, and, for difficult poses, a smaller inset photo is
included with a modification. The clarity of their presentation
makes these titles a useful resource for the target audience.
Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Savvy: Yoga
for You titles: Calm Girl and Smart Girl.
The World of Endangered Animals: Africa
Solid choices.
This encyclopedic series gives detailed information about a wide
range of endangered animals. Front and back matter explains the
context and threat levels, while two dozen spreads each feature an
excellent photograph, packed paragraphs of text, and a data panel
for a single animal such as Siberia's Baikal seal. Though the theme
is inherently cautionary, conservation measures are also
documented. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the
following Facts at Your Fingertips: The World of Endangered Animals
titles: Africa, Australia and Southeast Asia,
Europe, North and South America, and South and
Central Asia.
Baseball: Great Moments, Records, and Facts
Marginal choices for novice readers.
Each book contains a brief, overly generalized text that introduces
readers to a random selection of vague facts (e.g., in
Football: "The largest stadiums in the United States are for
college teams"). The clean book design and large color photographs
are attractive, but readers looking for an interesting, coherent
collection of "great moments, records, and facts" will need to look
elsewhere. There are three other spring 2015 books in this series.
Glos., ind. Review covers these Great Sports titles:
Football, Gymnastics, and Hockey.
The Flying Classroom
A lesser-known work that will be appreciated by readers who enjoy humorous classics.
Magic vs. Bird in the NCAA Final
Wonderful additions to sports collections.
Robinson and Woods share the stories of two athletes
breaking racial barriers in their respective sports. World
Cup covers the growth of women's soccer to its record number of
viewers for the 1999 U.S. World Cup win. Accessible texts, lots of
color photos, and related sidebars provide compelling time
capsules. There are three other spring 2015 books in this series.
Reading list, timeline. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these
SportsZone: Greatest Events in Sports History titles: Jackie
Robinson Breaks the Color Barrier, US Women Win the World
Cup, and Tiger Woods Makes Masters History.
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