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Library Media Connection

Basic concepts and vocabulary are presented for each of these geographical topics through simple text and appropriate high-quality color photographs. The similar format has the basic term…

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Tri State Young Adult Book Review Committee

Critical Annotation: Elementary students who enjoy animal books will like this short non-fiction title on tiger attacks. Written in easy-to-understand language, students are presented with…

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School Library Journal

These easy readers profile four kinds of snakes from different parts of the world. Short sentences in large-print text, set on brightly colored backgrounds, describe the reptiles’ major…

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Library Media Connection

Each book answers basic questions about the animal covered in a predictable format, a perfect premise for younger students. Text answers the basic questions of what, how, and where. The…

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Walter V. Long Elementary

“A good book for learning about tornadoes. Great to go with a weather unit.” Optional Book

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Book Review

With simple sentences; sharp, uncluttered photos; and just a handful of facts, these animal profiles are generally on target for the intended audience of new readers. Each book narrates one…

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Book Review

In these bright introductions for emergent readers, close-up photos of delighted looking children using their senses in easy to understand ways (“Eli smells his stinky feet. Ew! He knows he…

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Book Review

These books incorporate brightly-colored page layouts, numerous photographs, separated text boxes, and photo labels to help engage and encourage young readers. Each book shows various ways…

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School Library Journal

“Simple texts explain what the featured machine is and discuss the major parts of each one and what they do. The tires, cab, hitch, plow, planter, and mower are featured in Tractors, while…

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