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Cover: Insect World

Star Review. This new series provides young children an outstanding introduction to the world of insects. The carefully selected full-page illustrations, drawn from many different sources, are extremely well-done, close-up photographs of each insect, portraying their activities and the… View →

 
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Series Made Simple

Highly engaging photography supports basic information, making this set a good fit for preschoolers and new readers. Short, simple sentences offer readability rather than drama; the excitement comes from the crystal-clear photographs. Large main images include full-body views and extreme View →

 
Cover: Football-O-Rama

Football-O-Rama

Rather than devoting each volume to an individual team and its history, the books in the Football-O-Rama series take a more holistic approach to the NFL’s current powerhouse teams and players. While this won’t help the books from becoming almost immediately dated like other pro sports… View →

 
Cover: Football-O-Rama

Football-O-Rama

Rather than devoting each volume to an individual team and its history, the books in the Football-O-Rama series take a more holistic approach to the NFL’s current powerhouse teams and players. While this won’t help the books from becoming almost immediately dated like other pro sports… View →

 
Cover: Erased by a Tornado!

Erased by a Tornado

Using the real-life experiences of an Ethiopian college student (Mikias Mohammed of Union University) as an anchor, this book tells the true story of a deadly cluster of monster storms in 2008. The author provides sound science, outstanding diagrams, and a historical context to make this View →

 
Cover: Nightmare Plagues

Nightmare Plagues

This series provides some historical information such as Hippocrates’ identification of TB as the most common disease in the world (Tuberculosis), and several spreads in Typhoid on the search for the infamous Mary Mallon. In contrast to Rosen’s “Epidemics and Society,”… View →

 
Cover: Blink of an Eye: Superfast Animals

Blink of an Eye

Clearly presented information and exciting action photos make these portraits of speedy creatures above-average choices. The level of detail in each one isn’t very deep, but readers will come away with a solid basic understanding of each animal’s natural range, habitat, food, prey and… View →

 
Cover: Becoming a Soldier

Becoming a Soldier

Complemented by exciting, action-packed photos, these captivating narratives follow a young recruit from initial sign up through the first days of orientation and learning to follow the orders of a commander or drill sergeant, through to a grueling graduation test and the prospect of a… View →

 
Cover: HorrorScapes

HorrorScapes

Full review available in the November 2010 issue of School Library Journal. View →

 
Cover: HorrorScapes

HorrorScapes

Full review available in the November 2010 issue of School Library Journal. View →

 
Cover: Becoming a Soldier

Becoming a Soldier

Complemented by exciting, action-packed photos, these captivating narratives follow a young recruit from initial sign up through the first days of orientation and learning to follow the orders of a commander or drill sergeant, through to a grueling graduation test and the prospect of a… View →

 
Cover: Amphibiana

Amphibiana

This series profiles frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts with photos, fact boxes and habitat maps. The books are captivating for various levels of elementary readers due to the richness of the photographs and the interesting facts. Each book explains the life cycle of the animal,… View →

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