Reviews
Librarians in the market for new and exciting tech texts will find much to admire in this array. “Code Academy” (Crabtree) can be a useful instructional introduction for classroom or storytime units. Like the gears in a clock, these series will work together to make your collection timely. View →
Useful resources where subject coverage is needed. View →
A good introduction for primary grades with the added bonus of digital support. View →
These titles contain relevant information and are useful for most libraries. View →
With workman like text and illustrations, these titles are additional purchases and useful as supplements. View →
Told in a scrapbook style with lots of pictures and statistics, this series will humanize the people who are too often maligned and ignored. View →
These titles provide a good glimpse into the history and impact of ancient civilizations. View →
New series additions represent some top picks from this educational publisher and are highly recommended additions to any elementary-level library collection. View →
New series additions represent some top picks from this educational publisher and are highly recommended additions to any elementary-level library collection. View →
Top 10 Series on Spance Science and Exploration. “Crabtree’s Moon Flight Atlas series takes elementary and middle school students back to the early days of the Space Race. View →
Since biodiversity is such a huge topic, the information here is necessarily surface level, but there’s plenty to inspire deeper research. View →
The varied topics are neatly tied together, while airy layouts with diligently captioned illustrations and fun facts create a friendly reading experience. A refreshing addition to collections on ancient cultures. View →