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Cover: Leafy Landmarks: Travels with Trees

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 →

 
Cover: Just Flowers

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 →

 
Cover: T is for Trails: A Hiking Alphabet

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 →

 
Cover: Ice Cream Everywhere: Sweet Stories from Around the World

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 →

 
Cover: Just Flowers

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 →

 
Cover: Leafy Landmarks: Travels with Trees

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 →

 
Cover: Sam and Lucy

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 →

 
Cover: T is for Trails: A Hiking Alphabet

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 →

 
Cover: The Girl Who Loved Poutine

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 →

 
Cover: Just One Girl: A Fight for Equal Rights

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 →