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Readers will fall in love with Lou Montgomery in this uplifting story, as she learns the power of music and the importance of family and friends.
A definite purchase for all collections; children will roar at the interactions between the seahorse and Cassandra.
The whole work is deceptively simple yet visually complex, encouraging close inspection and multiple rereads. Libraries will want to find a place on their shelves for this delightful friendship story.
An entertaining work of narrative nonfiction that takes readers back in time. A must-purchase for any library.
An affirming, thorough, and supportive guide for understanding one’s identity as well as a pertinent resource for LGBTQ+ allies.
Though middle graders will appreciate this one, it will resonate with graphic novel lovers of all ages.
There is no safe or sound reasoning behind any of the journeys herein, but the joyful abandon is something any child will embrace. Like Gorey’s Gashlycrumb Tinies, this is chant-worthy from a first reading, and the nonsense approach ensures that nobody dies.
For all collections, this is a heartwarming tale with a simple yet critical message of respecting the pronunciation of an individual’s name and honoring the importance of identity and cultural heritage.
A timeless story rich with Jewish tradition that can be enjoyed by everyone. Perfect for a story hour discussion.
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