Nonfiction
K-Gr 4—As he did in Great Estimations (Holt, 2006), Goldstone takes a mathematical concept and makes it easily understandable for children and great fun as well...
Gr 2–4—The Arctic is not the barren wasteland that many believe it to be...
K-Gr 2—King's remembrance of his father is an intimate introduction to the civil rights leader, revealing happy family moments as well as fear and personal pain amid the turbulence engulfing the nation in the 1960s...
Gr 7 Up—Sandler expertly crafts a narrative that manages to explain the horror and incomprehensibility of locking up American citizens in prison camps simply because of their ethnic ancestry...
K-Gr 3—Argueta takes readers on a journey from "the Popol Vuh/the sacred book of the Maya," where it says "that the first men and women were made of corn," to their own kitchens, where "it's very easy to make/corn tamalitos stuffed with cheese...
Gr 1–4—Twenty whimsical, lyrical, informative poems celebrate life within, on, or near the sea...
Gr 2–5—This title in the author's music-appreciation series addresses the origin of Camille Saint-Saëns's symphonic work with a description of the composer's nighttime visit to the Paris Catacombs with his friend Henri Cazalis...
Gr 3–5—Inaccurate illustrations and oversimplified text make this a poor choice for either assignments or leisure reading...
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