Reviews
Story Monsters Ink - Inside the Compost Bin
Through visuals with text support, the reader understands what occurs inside a compost pile and its useful sources afterward. View →
Story Monsters Ink - The Littlest Grito
The Littlest Grito not only teaches about the Mexican celebration but also about learning to find your voice and speaking out. View →
Story Monsters Ink - Listen, Wonder, Ask
A meaningful story teaching about diversity and the colorful landscapes of our neighbors and towns. View →
Kirkus - Some Bunny Loves You
A sweet Valentine’s Day–themed tale for every bunny out there…Earnest and heartfelt. View →
Kirkus - This is the Crew That Builds Our School
This winner will build a crew of readers, listeners—and singers—who’ll want to revisit again and again. View →
Wall Street Journal - My Wonderful Christmas Tree
My Wonderful Christmas Tree by the late Dohlov Ipkar has a nostalgic feel in word and image. View →
School Library Journal - Chaos in the Cafeteria
This series offers a fun and engaging introduction to code-breaking while weaving in a clever mystery…A solid secondary purchase for large libraries that code breakers will enjoy. View →
School Library Journal - Jack Makes a Rocket
Back matter includes a word lists, such as words that end in ly and or have the prefix re, as well as the entirety of the book’s text on one page, with the word count provided…may help with phonological awareness and print motivation. View →
School Library Journal - Jed and Mel Can Help
The narratives are inconsistent, but the focus on phonological awareness and sight words make this series a nice addition to a classroom or school library. View →
School Library Journal - Do You Remember?
This series features weak narratives but may help with phonological awareness and print motivation. View →











