Diverse Books
This solid addition to larger collections would fit perfectly alongside Audrey Wood's The Napping House in a bedtime storytime. Rather than scattering after a single reading, kids are more likely to shout, "Again! Again!"
An endearing tale that is sure to captivate. Kids will definitely want to talk about this one and will be full of questions about Daisy's actions and how both children reacted.
Though materials on pachyderms are plentiful, this stellar addition stands out from the crowd; a must-have for collections serving elementary school students.
Readers will find a fair amount of emotional depth in this story about the bond between man and dog. Probably best shared one-on-one, with a box of tissues nearby.
While the text makes this title a great addition to nonfiction shelves, some of the illustrations may distract from the message.
A solid addition for libraries looking for offerings on urban gardening that will inspire and inform future farmers.
Kids will love groaning over all of the crazy ingredients, and then they'll want to make a sandwich for someone they love!
This transitional chapter book is an additional purchase for students learning about poetic devices; young mystery fans will also enjoy it.
Fans of Lincoln Peirce's "Big Nate" and Stephan Pastis's "Timmy Failure" will adore this title; a fun addition to any juvenile graphic novel collection.
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