Nonfiction - Elementary
Pleasant but unmemorable, this is best suited for sports-loving adult fans looking for a way to pass on life lessons and love of the game.
PREMIUM
My Left and Right Book
A creative and quirky pick for those looking to expand directional concept books beyond the usual fare.
Animal enthusiasts will devour this varied information with illustrations that support and extend comprehension of the material provided, which is compelling enough for classroom units on the environment and “gross” story hours.
This captivating and loving story about treasured toys and childhood imagination is a great addition to every collection, especially nonfiction aimed at the lower elementary grades.
PREMIUM
Ready, Steady, Sloth!
An excellent picture book about sloths that will entertain and inform young readers. A strong choice for any library.
Readers will not come away with any understanding of “the many ways milk is made,” and there is little of substance here.
While the book has cute illustrations and strong writing, it still feels a little like MIT propaganda.
An additional purchase for libraries looking for more picture book biographies about groundbreaking Asian American artists. Julie Leung’s Mr. Pei’s Perfect Shapes might be a more successful option.
PREMIUM
Kamala Raised Her Hand
A cursory biography that focuses on encouraging children to raise their hands; the highest demand for this will be at public libraries.
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