Fiction
Gr 5—7—The granddaddy of NASCAR racing gets a spit-and-polish treatment in Pimm's clear, readable text, nicely embellished with plenty of photos...
Gr 6 Up—Le Guin's work raises questions about identity and morality, and Brown explores her treatment of these themes in a way that readers, whether they're reading for pleasure or for reports, will appreciate...
Gr 2—4—Using Ananse stories from several Ghanaian traditions as well as an original story told in the same spirit, Kojo has assembled a slim volume of entertaining trickster tales...
Gr 4—6—In Sweet Farts (BookSurge, 2008), Keith invented a tablet that turned the stench of even the strongest flatulence into something tolerable, or even pleasant...
PreS-Gr 1—Small Mouse is tired of plain old cheese and crumbs and wants something new and sweet to eat, so her mother takes her on a journey, gathering ingredients to make something out of love...
K-Gr 3—O'Malley offers a "hare-brained" retelling of the fabled race between the hare and the tortoise or, in this case, Lever Lapin and Nate Tortoise...
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