Nonfiction
Gr 8 Up—Stanley Pearce and Marshall Bond were adventurous young men in the summer of 1897 when they watched prospectors coming into Seattle from Canada's Northwest Territories...
PreS-Gr 5—The 50-plus crafts in this book have multiple variations and are separated into six categories: "bric-a-brac," "stationery," "scented gifts," "floral garden gifts," "accessories," and "edible treats...
Gr 3–5—These chapter books offer details about three Greek myths and are shorter and easier to read than Rick Riordan's "Percy Jackson & the Olympians" (Hyperion) books-though they will appeal to fans of that series...
PreS-Gr 1—In this follow-up to Noisy Bug Sing-Along (Dawn, 2013), Himmelman wows with large-scale, realistic paintings of various frogs and toads in their natural habitats...
Gr 1–5—It is no small feat to entertain children in a book about loving books (an increasingly crowded shelf), but this duo succeeds admirably through well-chosen facts, staggering statistics, an interactive text, and humor...
K-Gr 2—Using familiar animals such as cardinals, otters, and porcupines as well as the lesser-known snow fleas, musk oxen, and ptarmigans, Flatt takes readers on a mathematical, seasonal journey...
Gr 6–8—Opening with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the motivational tale "The Star Thrower," Wilson presents an overview of the ways in which children have worked to make positive changes in the world...
PreS-K—An ode to the beauty of the season, this book is a catalogue of flowering trees that will charm children...
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