A QUICK LOOK AT SOME OF OUR MOST RECENT REVIEWS (UPDATED 3/11/2024)
Gina Kaminski Saves the Wolf (Craig Barr-Green, illustrated by Francis Martin) Jamie Bills: “I LOVE Gina Kaminski. … Spunky, imaginative, kind, and autistic. … I believe kids will relate well to Gina and parents will love her just as much as I do.”
Read Touch Discover (Nick Ackland, Illustrated by Wendy Kendall) Nanny Miss Monique: “Each stunning page … features textured pattern “touch and feels” for your toddler to discover …”
Little Cub Literacy: “[P]rovides a tactile experience for little hands. … great intro nonfiction reads, providing bite size facts about animals in different environments.”
Shine-a-Light My World: Staying Safe (Carron Brown, Liliana Pérez) Children’s Literature Comprehensive Database: "[A]n incredible resource to have. All educators should have a copy in their classroom and use it when discussing safety rules and guidelines with children. I would also highly recommend this story be included in any household. It would allow parents to have easy conversations with their children regarding staying safe and things to avoid.”
There's Science In ... (Cécile Jugla & Jack Guichard, illustrated by Laurent Simon) Stories with Jojo: “What I love about this book (and luckily there’s other titles in this series) is how easy it was to read. The mixed photographed + illustrated images kept the spreads interesting and animated, and the straightforward, succinct text made it simple to follow and easy to remember. The 10 activities and experiments did not require much in supplies, but still packed a punch in terms of insight and knowledge! … Definitely loved this!”