Lewis, J. S.
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Make the Earth Your Companion
With a large picture book format and lofty metaphors, this title will not likely find many readers among children, yet it offers possibilities for developing classroom discussion and perhaps stimulating writing and art responses to the very timely topic of human/nature relationships.
The Museum of Me
An appealing tour of the many types of museums to be found in a large city, as well as a discussion starter on what makes a collection worthwhile. A good selection for large libraries.
Keep a Pocket in Your Poem: Classic Poems and Playful Parodies
A charming introduction to the carefully selected original poems and the delightful turns of phrase they have conjured up. A fun title for classroom use.
The Wolf Road
A wild ride that will draw readers down the road and through a gamut of psychological suspense and danger to the very last word. For young adults who appreciate the distinctive and different.
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.
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