Reviews
School Library Journal - Paying Taxes
This series is an excellent choice for any larger collection in a school or public library. View →
School Library Journal - Presidential Debates
These up-to-date volumes on the election process will be useful in this election year and selectors should consider. View →
School Library Journal - Modern and Contemporary
”Let’s Dance” expands children’s knowledge of the history of various dance styles, and the dancers who became famous performing them…Buy these titles where dance is popular or where replacement copies are needed. View →
School Library Journal - Bizarre Campaigning
Interesting and unusual facts about United States elections are presented in these six volumes. Readers learn that senate candidate Christine O’Donnell once claimed to be a witch, former movie star Ronald Reagan won the presidency, and Mr. Potato Head received four votes for mayor of… View →
School Library Journal - Latin Dance
”Let’s Dance” expands children’s knowledge of the history of various dance styles, and the dancers who became famous performing them…Buy these titles where dance is popular or where replacement copies are needed. View →
School Library Journal - Ancient Innovations That Shaped History
A useful series for reluctant readers, or precocious intermediate grade historians. View →
School Library Journal - Putting the Party in Political Parties
Interesting and unusual facts about United States elections are presented in these six volumes. Readers learn that senate candidate Christine O’Donnell once claimed to be a witch, former movie star Ronald Reagan won the presidency, and Mr. Potato Head received four votes for mayor of… View →
School Library Journal - What Is the Electoral College
These up-to-date volumes on the election process will be useful in this election year and selectors should consider. View →
School Library Journal - Justin Bieber’s Beliebers
A great series for struggling readers who may also be fans of these popular artists. View →
School Library Journal - Ancient Laws: The Weird and the Deadly
A useful series for reluctant readers, or precocious intermediate grade historians. View →