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Cover: Pirates Don't Dance

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 →

 
Cover: Peter Cottontail's Hoppy Easter

Kirkus - Peter Cottontail's Hoppy Easter

“A “hippity hoppity” tale and a lovely way to get little readers excited for Easter.” View →

 
Cover: Peter Cottontail's Hoppy Easter

School Library Journal - Peter Cottontail's Hoppy Easter

“This nice pastel-colored board book puts a new spin on the popular song by making Peter a wee bit clumsy…Probing questions will help both adult and child extend the conversation about what was read, which is a wonderful early literacy strategy.” View →

 
Cover: Brainstorm!

School Library Journal - Brainstorm

A great trip through a literal brainstorm that will leave readers inspired to put pen to paper (or fingers to keys). View →

 
Cover: A Planet Like Ours

Kirkus - A Planet Like Ours

“The details in each spread can inspire conversations on many levels. A page of activity suggestions, including a hands-on experiment, completes this pleasing package. This conservation message is gently and effectively conveyed.” View →

 
Cover: Tenmile

Kirkus Reviews - Tenmile

“Meticulously compiled quotidian details ranging from heartbreaking to heartwarming effectively map the chasm separating the wealthy Gilpins from their impoverished employees…A fast-moving tale that leaves readers plenty to ponder.” View →

 
Cover: Miss Mary's Christmas Mittens

School Library Journal - Miss Mary's Christmas Mittens

“Miss Mary’s vibrant personality and love of knitting are reflected in the visuals used throughout, where myriad hues and cheerful faces can be found in abundance. The text and illustrations are well-designed, and children and caregivers will enjoy examining the detailed images… View →

 
Cover: Christmas With Auntie

School Library Journal - Christmas With Auntie

“Though bunnies are the central characters of the story, their human-like behaviors help readers easily connect with them. Carefully selected words and phrases make the text enjoyable as a read-aloud, and young children will especially enjoy reading this tale on the lap of a… View →

 
Cover: A is for Asian American: An Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Alphabet

Kirkus Reviews - A is for Asian American: An Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Alphabet

“Bishop’s warm palette fills every page with soft lines and shapes, bringing to life charming portrayals of the subjects set against attractive backgrounds.” View →

 
Cover: Christmas With Auntie

Kirkus Reviews - Christmas With Auntie

“Young readers will love sharing this story with their own aunties at Christmastime…A Yuletide tale featuring irresistible bunnies that also spotlights a cherished relationship.” View →