Fiction
Gr 2–3—The boy first introduced in The One and Only Stuey Lewis (Farrar, 2011) is now dealing with the challenges of third grade...
Gr 2–5—Coachman, the first African American woman to win an Olympic gold medal, was born in poverty in Georgia in 1922...
Gr 4–6—Even though Jacob blew up several stars and broke the whole cosmos in Jacob Wonderbar and the Cosmic Space Kapow (Dial, 2011), the middle-school prankster has been nominated to run for president of the universe...
PreS-Gr 3—A little apple tree, alone in a forest of tall oaks, marvels at how the stars in the sky seem to be hanging on the branches of the other trees...
Gr 9 Up—This sequel to Die for Me (HarperTeen, 2011) will be an enormous success with established fans...
Gr 9 Up—"A summer in exile" is how Clementine Williams envisions her 16th summer when she and her family leave their home in Illinois to embark upon a three-month trip on their 42-foot sailboat...
PreS-Gr 1–“Do you need top-quality pirate gear?” Bouncy rhyming verse extols the virtues of the Pirateria...
PreS-Gr 2–This sequel to Low’s Machines Go to Work (Holt, 2009) starts with a garbage truck making its rounds and concludes with a foldout aerial view of a plane in flight...
Gr 1-3—Heos's humorous, chatty introduction to what crocodilian parents do to protect their eggs and hatchlings until the offspring are able to take on their own predatory role is evenly orchestrated through Jorisch's hilarious line drawing and watercolors...
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