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Combined, Tallandier’s words with Fujisawa’s illustrations depict a story filled with pure love and adoration for the rainbow of nature and the opportunities it presents to us.
A terrific resource that shows readers how to start feeling good about their body and rewire their sense of self-worth.
A perfect addition to libraries where National Geographic Kids books are popular. This book doesn’t talk down to kids and has great STEM activities.
A delightful presentation of what might otherwise seem like dry information. Purchase immediately for elementary nonfiction collections for a playful introduction to the world of rocks.
With a motion picture coming out of best-selling The One and Only Ivan, readers will be lining up to read this sequel. Recommended as a first choice.
Beautifully crafted, thoughtfully paced, and sweet as can be, this tale is ideal for reluctant and voracious readers alike, to be savored and shared between friends young, old, and in between.
This story of adventure and bravery under unstable circumstances will appeal to mature readers who enjoy historical fiction and tales of courage.
Sure to be a well-loved addition to every collection, this belongs on the shelf of every library that serves middle grade readers.
With plenty of appeal for fans of a good dystopian tale, this book won’t spend much time on the shelf.
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