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King Baby
Similar in spirit to Marla Frazee's The Boss Baby, this is a delightful and silly tale for soon-to-be-older siblings and their weary parents.
Milestones of Flight: From Hot-Air Balloon to SpaceShipOne
A limited but handsomely produced survey that should be popular with readers who have their eyes on the skies.
Baseball: Then to WOW!
The comprehensiveness of this book combined with an appealing format and colorful photographs makes this a smart purchase for libraries needing updated works on this perennially favorite topic.
Six Skills by Age Six: Launching Early Literacy at the Library
Even with its flaws, this is still a valuable tool for integrating early literacy activities into a public library setting.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Presidency
A worthy addition to student collections.
Through these significant presidencies, this thorough series examines crucial periods in America's history: the birth of a fledgling nation, the War of 1812, the Great Depression and WWII, and the dawn of America's "New Frontier." Each president's early life, administration milestones, and ultimate legacy are discussed in detailed chapters filled with maps and period photos or illustrations. Reading list, timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers the following Presidential Powerhouses titles: Franklin D. Roosevelt's Presidency, George Washington's Presidency, John F. Kennedy's Presidency, and James Madison's Presidency.
Tell Me a Tattoo Story
The tender story will resonate with young audiences. The cultural relevance of the tattoo phenomena is a plus.
The Moon Book
This production will be a valuable addition for teachers whose curricula cover space, and the moon in particular.
Giant Days
A pitch-perfect exploration of the small and large milestones of early college life that should garner a place in collections serving older teens.
Celebrating Birth Around the World
These volumes demonstrate the universality of celebrations, but there are many extant titles about specific countries, cultures, and religions that cover them in a fuller context, making the series a supplemental purchase.
With clear texts and contemporary color photos, the books will generally inform young middle graders about birth and death rituals practiced by varied religious and cultural groups, but there are occasional lapses. Busy layouts include tiny, difficult-to-read maps. Birth features instructions for making tihu dolls, representing katsinas (Hopi spirits); Dead includes directions for Day of the Dead candy skulls. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Cultures and Customs titles: Celebrating Birth Around the World and Remembering the Dead Around the World.
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