Reviews
Librarian Review of Who is Cuter?
The Who Is Cuter? series is a delightful set of nonfiction titles designed especially for beginning readers. Each book spotlights a pair of baby animals, highlighting their most adorable features, playful behaviors, and unique traits. View →
Librarian Review of Extreme Sports
The Extreme Sports series is an exciting and informative collection that combines high-energy action with real-world connections. Perfect for young readers, these titles introduce the science and design behind while also highlighting the athletic skills needed for these… Rea View →
Librarian Review of Machines on the Move
The Machines on the Move series is an engaging introduction to construction vehicles for beginning readers. Each book invites young readers to explore the fascinating world of construction in a hands-on way. The series uses leveled text and high-frequency words to ensure that early… View →
Educator Review of Coding with Rainforest Animals
Adventures in Unplugged Coding is a series of books that take the reader through 4 unplugged challenges that help the reader understand how to use higher-level thinking skills to solve problems. The connection is made between the activities and how computer code writers… This View →
Educator Review of Coding with Mythical Creatures
Adventures in Unplugged Coding is a series of books that takes the reader through 4 unplugged challenges that help the reader understand how to use higher-level thinking skills to solve problems. The connection is made between the activities and how computer code View →
Educator Review of Coding with Dinosaurs
Adventures in Unplugged Coding is a series of books that take the reader through 4 unplugged challenges that help the reader understand how to use higher-level thinking skills to solve problems. The connection is made between the activities and how computer code writers think. This… View →
Educator Review of Coding with Outer Space
Adventures in Unplugged Coding is a series of books that takes the reader through 4 unplugged challenges that help the reader understand how to use higher-level thinking skills to solve problems. The connection is made between the activities and how computer code writers think. This… View →
Educator Review of Behind the Brand: Youtube
YouTube launched on February 14, 2005, and the first video was posted by Jawed Karim featuring him at the San Diego Zoo and it was 19 seconds long. Karim, along with Chad Hurley and Steve Chen decided to create YouTube because they felt that finding and sharing videos online was too… View →
Educator Review of Behind the Brand: Roblox
Roblox is an online game platform that brings together people from all around the world. A computer scientist named David Baszucki started a company in 1989 with the mission of teaching students about physics. In 2004 he created a new company called Dynablocks but soon changed the name… View →
Educator Review of Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola was created on May 8, 1886. Since that time it has grown and evolved into a huge company that is still growing and changing today. In different parts of the world, you can find different Coca-Cola products that are popular such as raspberry-flavored Coke which is popular in New View →
Educator Review of All About Arachnids
In this series, the reader learns about specific arachnids around the world. The books begin with a Table of Contents giving the readers an idea of what the author will be teaching the reader within the book. View →
Booklist Review of Extreme Sports
These offerings from the Extreme Sports series blend exciting athletic feats with the physics behind them. Although the books are written in brief paragraphs and short sentences appropriate for beginning readers, the simple text acts as a vehicle (often involving literal vehicles!) to… View →