Diverse Books
A first purchase for schools where mysteries or some of these authors are popular.
This award-winning author and illustrator team present an elegant introduction to the organisms of the Pacific Rim, as well as a useful and accessible model for descriptive writing.
A fun and energetic title that will inspire much dancing as well as repeated check-outs.
A serviceable addition that walks a fine line between fiction and nonfiction.
A silly caper that kids who crack up at the very mention of underwear will enjoy.
Pair with Karma Wilson's Hilda Must Be Dancing (S. & S., 2004) or Giles Andreae's Giraffes Can't Dance (Orchard, 2001) for a great dance-themed storytime. A first purchase.
A special historic moment, caught in lyrical words and joyous illustration, and an excellent choice for educators seeking options to explore diversity.
The gorgeous artwork and tender story line provide a good backdrop for parents or caregivers to talk to children about the angst of young love or at least an infatuation.
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