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Fall 2016 Best Books for Kids and Teens View →
Fall 2016 Best Books for Kids and Teens View →
Fall 2016 Best Books for Kids and Teens View →
Fall 2016 Best Books for Kids and Teens View →
Canadian Children’s Book Centre
Spring 2017 Best Books for Kids and Teens. Starred Review. View →
Each page has only a few lines of text and bright illustrations makes this a good read for an early fluent reader or as a read aloud book for a younger child.” Recommended. View →
This book, which is one of over twenty titles in the series, will delight children familiar with the original stories, and intrigue those children who are hearing them for the first time. View →
School Library Journal
An investigation of past and current energy usage in the United States and Canada, with nods to the future. Critical thinking prompts appear throughout and encourage students to reflect on past and possible energy consumption habits. View →
Spring 2016 Best Books for Kids and Teens View →
Children will like the brightly coloured pictures, which the illustrator, Chris Jevons, obviously had fun creating. They will also be drawn in by Laura North’s completely original take on the story that they already know. The story is simply told, with easy words for beginning… View →
Overall, these are helpful sources for beginning background on a topic, but more importantly, for instruction on how to think about information and ideas. View →
Haselhurst’s retelling of this well-known story is lively and fast-moving. Young readers will enjoy the setting of a soccer match and the characters being soccer players and their fans. Kelly Kennedy’s colourful illustrations add to young readers’ understanding of the story. Vocabulary… View →