Reviews
BOOKLIST REVIEW OF HUMAN RIGHTS AT RISK SERIES
In the Human Rights at Risk series (5 titles), readers will have the chance to explore topics that can be difficult to speak about but are crucial to understand. Each book opens with a bullet-pointed overview of its topic and a true account of a person’s experience with it. Four chapters View →
SLJ Review of Bat-Family Adventures
A solid addition for libraries where Batman and other comic book heroes are in demand, offering fast-paced stories that will keep young readers engaged. View →
SLJ Review of Starbright Stables
This series is ideal for young horse lovers and those looking for exciting, friendship-driven tales. View →
SLJ Review of Rosie Woods
Recommended for purchase in most collections where longer beginning chapter books are popular. View →
SLJ Review of Katie Woo and JoJo on the Go
Purchase where Katie Woo books and/or early chapter books circulate well. View →
SLJ Review of Milo Gray's Imagination Adventures
Recommended for purchase in most collections where beginning chapter books are in demand. View →
SLJ Review of Word Families
A successful set for introducing word families. View →
SLJ Review of Teen Titans Go! Multiverse Adventures
Libraries where the series is popular will find these new titles to be a solid addition, offering more of the humor, action, and wacky adventures fans expect. View →
SLJ Review of Stories to Scare Your Socks Off!
Recommended for purchase where scary stories circulate well. View →
SLJ Review of Tana Cooks!
Purchase where diverse early chapter books are in demand. View →
SLJ Review of Ali the Great
A great addition to horror collections, especially where series like Goosebumps are popular. View →
SLJ Review of Betty the Yeti
A solid early chapter book series, recommended for larger library collections. View →