Review: Little Monsters by Maire Roche

Tweet The March Sisters have a secret. Each of them exhibits traits that make them think they may be monsters. Meg’s finger and toenails turn into claws. Jo gets furry like a wolf. Beth grows bat wings, and Amy sprouts … Continue reading →

Review: So You Want To Be A Veterinarian by Linda Soules

Tweet Version 1.0.0 Lots of kids who love animals say they want to be a veterinarian when they grow up. Often, they know they’d like to help animals, but they don’t really know what kind of work a veterinarian does. … Continue reading →

Review: Adventure in the City of Stories by Emma Otheguy

Tweet Cousins Jorge, Camila, and Siggy don’t realize two things when they take an old book and some paper mâché puppets from their aunts cupboard: the items have historical significance and they are being reported as stolen. They know their … Continue reading →

Review: The New Norm by Matthew J. Gilbert

Tweet Norm is just a regular kid in middle school with a trusted group of long-time friends. He’d love to fit in more with the popular kids, but that’s not the kind of person he is. He lives with his … Continue reading →

Review: Just One Oak by Maria Gianferrari

Tweet Oak trees are some of the most important sustainers of habitat. Its leaves and acorns provide shelter and food to so many animals. Maria Gianferrari’s picture book, Just One Oak, is a celebration of these majestic trees and the … Continue reading →

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