What the Road Said
What the Road Said A thoughtful read for school age children with positive, hopeful writing that encourages kids to make brave choices as they grow up.
What the Road Said A thoughtful read for school age children with positive, hopeful writing that encourages kids to make brave choices as they grow up.
Jubilee If you like horse stories, and success against the odds stories, this one is for you. A picture book biography that both makes the reader feel good, but also instills them with hope and encouragement.
She Heard the Birds Torn-paper collage illustrations grace this picture book biography of the woman who taught the world to bird-watch, and not bird-hunt for feathers on a hat. Inspiring reading for your budding scientist.
Emilie & the Hollow World Chapter book fantasy with some wild steampunk mechanics, following a runaway girl who stows away on an unbelievable sea adventure. Very imaginative, with a satisfying ending. 1st of a series.
Telling Stories Wrong Silly mixed up fairy tales are this grandfather’s superpower, making for funny corrections by his exasperated granddaughter. A fun read aloud.
I’m Trying to Love Rocks This is a playful beginners geology picture book, with lots of great information delivered with humor and enthusiasm. I especially like the endpapers, which change from front to back, be sure to check them out.
A Voice for the Everglades A lovely picture book about an inspiring and determined environmentalist, who helped establish the Everglades National Park.
Her Name Was Mary Katharine Great biography about the only printer willing to print our nation’s most important historical document. This story covers women’s history in Revolutionary War times and some about the job of being a moveable type printer.
I Am Mozart, Too The story of Mozart’s sister, who’s own musical genius was eclipsed by her younger brother. It’s both inspiring and sad for what was lost by the lack of recognition for women in the 18th century.
The Astonishing Color of After When Leigh’s mother died, she turned into a bird. At least this is what Leigh believes. But is it true? And how can she get everyone to believe her? This is a beautiful book about grief, loss, and healing.