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Cover: Manny Ramirez and the Boston Red Sox

Manny Ramirez

Manny Ramirez and the Boston Red Sox is a beautiful production. Chock-full of vivid photos, it features several easy-to-read paragraphs on each page spread, as well as information nuggets displayed in text boxes adjacent to the photos… Recommended for early elementary school-age… View →

 
Cover: Smart Animals

Smart Animals

[Starred review]. The Smart Animals series takes young readers on a journey that is informative and heartwarming as they explore experiments and feats of bravery and compassion among six groups of animals. In 32 pages, the authors give numerous examples depicting how animals are smart… View →

 
Cover: Amphibiana

Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula

These simply written introductions offer some basic facts about two species remarkable for their gargantuan size–the Goliath tarantula can reach more than 11 inches in length, while the whale shark can grow to more than 40 feet and weigh up to 30 tons. Both titles are arranged in… View →

 
Cover: Smart Animals

Smart Animals

[Starred review]. The Smart Animals series takes young readers on a journey that is informative and heartwarming as they explore experiments and feats of bravery and compassion among six groups of animals. In 32 pages, the authors give numerous examples depicting how animals are smart… View →

 
Cover: America's Animal Comebacks

America's Animal Comebacks

These titles summarize key efforts of committed biologists, environmentalists, zoologists, and other scientists to take these animals off the endangered list. The books are well organized and have an easy style and an accessible vocabulary and text size, leading readers smoothly from one View →

 
Cover: No Backbone! The World of Invertebrates

School Library Journal Review for No Backbone! Marine

Appealing introductions. Each overview gets right to the point with simple sentences that define and describe the animals’ features. To reinforce the written definition, a splashy full-color photograph appears on the facing page. Although Lunis points out that the term “sea… View →

 
Cover: American Bison

Bison

American Bison and Gray Wolves were recommended in the October 2007 Spotlight on Series Nonfiction. View →

 
Cover: American Bison

Bison

American Bison and Gray Wolves were recommended in the October 2007 Spotlight on Series Nonfiction. View →

 
Cover: Gray Wolves

Gray Wolves

American Bison and Gray Wolves were recommended in the October 2007 Spotlight on Series Nonfiction. View →

 
Cover: Code Red

Code Red

[In The Hindenburg Disaster] Feigenbaum describes the 1937 catastrophe that occurred when the hydrogen-powered airship burst into flames and crashed, killing 36 people. High-quality, historical photographs add drama and perspective. One might argue whether the picture of the partially… View →

 
Cover: Code Red

Code Red

Nine of the worst disasters in U.S. history are represented in this series. These are well written, presenting factual information using historic photographs and quotes from people who were directly involved. With limited text, the information is presented in an enjoyable narrative style View →

 
Cover: SuperSized!

Supersized!

Children will want to read all the books in this series once they see how completely engaging each book can be. The books are laid out nicely with pictures and text on every double-page spread. A map highlighting where the animal lives, quick fact boxes on every page, and large beautiful View →

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