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An outstanding, atypical addition to library collections for the young, this invites close inspection of the elements, critical thinking about the differences between text and art, as well as the contradiction between what the boy does and what he says.
This intergenerational story of love and acceptance is an important addition to library collections for young elementary-aged readers.
A necessary purchase; a surprisingly poetic glimpse of the heart of the athlete, with a welcome, winning heroine.
Definitely a “go” for middle grade readers, artfully incorporating a solid payload of information within a well-developed frame story.
A superb choice for students who are studying animal adaptation and how climate change impacts Antarctica. The well-researched text and captivating illustrations work well to convey the importance of conservation.
The brilliant pairing of author, educator, and veterinarian Levine and artist with a funny bone Spookytooth yields a mix of fun, facts, and conjecture. A fabulous addition to classroom studies of animals and nonfiction literature. Also perfect for personal enjoyment.
What a match! Beautifully lucid, engaging sentences blend with detailed, informative illustrations that artfully extend big ideas about growth and the role of DNA. This book deserves a wide audience and multiple readings and rereadings. A wonderful addition to science programs and language arts studies of nonfiction books.
Witty and original—how many novels celebrate band kids? A first purchase for all middle grade collections.
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