Margaret Bush
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I Am a Cat
Bernstein's debut is fun, well crafted, and promising. The simple text and strong pictures offer an amusing read-aloud for small groups or individual children.
Our Gift-Filled Earth
A bit more work needed on some explanations but this is an appealing informational title for young audiences.
One Little Goat
The rhythmic narrative begs to be read aloud—viewers will laugh all the way through, turn the book over and begin again. A whole lot of fun!
Brave Red, Smart Frog: A New Book of Old Tales
A welcome visit for fairy-tale fans, and a useful introduction for readers not so familiar with these enduring stories.
Bees: A Honeyed History
This big, browsable offering would be attractive where there's curriculum emphasis on bees or community interest in beekeeping.
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.
Dreamer: Saving Our Wild World
A skillful blend of fiction and nonfiction that makes for thought-provoking bedtime reading and early classroom discussion.
Eye of Hansel and Toe of Bigfoot: Myth | Series Nonfiction
An eclectic mix of ghouls, ghosts, and beasts with added bits of retold and fractured fairy tales fill this season’s cauldron.
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