Reviews
Kirkus Reviews - Hush-A-Bye Night: Goodnight Lake Superior
“Will appeal to readers who know and love Lake Superior. " View →
Kirkus Reviews - Make More S'mores
“One of the few things better than a gooey s’more—a warm, fuzzy friendship tale (about s’mores).” View →
Kirkus Reviews - A-Train Allen
“Younge’s bouncy text makes dynamic use of color, font, and vocabulary (A-Train Allen “bolt[s],” “dash[es], and “skid[s]” on his way home) for a tale of vitality and verve…A sweet tale worth slowing down to read.” View →
Kirkus Reviews - PEW! The Stinky And Legen-dairy Gift from Colonel Thomas S. Meacham
“A slice of history, accurately presented.” View →
Portland Book Review - Mr. Thatcher's House
“Kristin Wauson has written a perfectly enchanting story that is all about friendship and love. This is a story that youngsters will love listening to, and the delightful illustrations, also by Wauson, will charm young listeners and keep their eyes busy searching for all the… View →
Shelf Awareness - The River that Wolves Moved: A True Tale from Yellowstone
“Beautiful full-color art shows the cascading positive effects of wolves on the park. The simple text is complemented by longer informative blocks of text on each double-page spread and backmatter, both of which make it adaptable for different age levels and attention spans. The… View →
Kirkus - Toby Tootles
“The simple message is one that readers of all ages should embrace. Three toots for an intrepid hero who conquers embarrassment with aplomb. " View →
Kirkus Reviews - Every Little Seed
“With backmatter explaining more about seeds and what to watch out for when you’re gardening, the book is a solid how-to, with cyclic storytelling and an appealing art style…Evergreen encouragement for young gardeners in the making.” View →
Kirkus Reviews - Gertie, The Darling Duck of WWII
“Gertie’s heartwarming tale delights and distracts today as it did in 1945.” View →
Seattle Book Review - Pirates Don't Dance
“This story demonstrates the importance of staying true to oneself…This book is an excellent choice for children ages three to seven, especially those with an interest in dance.” View →