Elementary
An admirable goal of sharing under-represented children and the obstacles they overcome disappoints with an awkward presentation.
This aesthetically pleasing picture book biography will be a good addition to the art shelves.
Best suited to an elementary school-aged audience, this narrative nonfiction picture book engagingly introduces young readers to a lesser-known WWII hero.
PREMIUM
The Museum of Shapes
Recommended as an essential purchase for the kindergarten and early reader crowd.
PREMIUM
Kente for Jojo
This wonderful celebration of Ghanaian weaving culture will be welcome in all library collections.
Destined to become a cherished read-aloud in classrooms everywhere, this title is a first choice for picture book collections.
PREMIUM
So Many Books!
With sing-song cadence, spritely pacing, and a positive message, this text could be included in read-aloud lineups, but, with limited storyline or character development, this may only be of use during lesson-driven story times. Additional purchase only.
PREMIUM
Far, Far Away
An unusual outing, problems specific to the setting while the lesson is universal, and the warmth of family all combine in a compelling story of expectations defied, with amazing results.
An unusual sensory exploration that plants readers alongside Lewis, offering them a blueprint of sorts for listening closely for their own personal soundscapes.
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