Reviews
Midwest Book Reviews - T is for Trails: A Hiking Alphabet
This narrative nonfiction book does not disappoint and packs SO much information from letters A-Z all the while taking a reader on an adventure through 20 plus different hiking trails all across the American and Canadian landscape. Make sure you bring THIS book… View →
Midwest Book Reviews - Ice Cream Everywhere
…a delightful blend of history, flavors, and insights that works on different levels to bring young readers a fine, expansive survey. View →
Midwest Book Reviews - Just Flowers
Colorful illustrations complement the text beautifully and are bound to inspire thoughtfulness (and perhaps a green thumb) in readers of all ages. View →
Midwest Book Reviews - Leafy Landmarks: Travels with Trees
The history and tree insights combine culture, nature, and bigger-picture thinking into a presentation that moves far beyond most nature-oriented discussions of trees to consider their influence upon and meaning in human affairs. View →
Midwest Book Reviews - Sam and Lucy
Read-aloud parents will find Sam and Lucy the perfect choice for introducing topics of aging and change. View →
Midwest Book Reviews - T is for Trails: A Hiking Alphabet
This narrative nonfiction book does not disappoint and packs SO much information from letters A-Z all the while taking a reader on an adventure through 20 plus different hiking trails all across the American and Canadian landscape. Make sure you bring THIS book… View →
Midwest Book Reviews - The Girl Who Loved Poutine
…explores a Canadian dish many Americans (including adults) might not be familiar with…Rachel Qiuqi’s illustrations add fun embellishments to the experience. View →
Booklist - Just One Girl: A Fight for Equal Rights
A worthwhile addition to the Tales of Young Americans series, Noble’s picture book offers a simply written, honest portrayal of the harmful effects of prejudice and the healing powers of knowledge and support from others. View →
Booklist - Just One Girl: A Fight for Equal Rights
A worthwhile addition to the Tales of Young Americans series, Noble’s picture book offers a simply written, honest portrayal of the harmful effects of prejudice and the healing powers of knowledge and support from others. View →
Donovan's Literary Services - A Kurta to Remember
Insights on staying connected to extended family and friends and ways of making sure lives remain engaged and meaningful accompany all sorts of insights on India’s culture, with references to Marathi words expanding a child’s insights on Indian traditions and heritage. View →