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Three Balls Of Wool (Can Change The World)
Leaf
Story Worlds Nature
Every picture tells a story. What do you think it is? Observe, inquire and wonder to discover the answers. Throughout this picture book, wordless images tell true stories of nature. The readers get to guess each story while looking at the minimalist animal illustrations showing scenes from around the globe. From puffins, to giraffes, to the simple tree frog, each animal is painted in its natural environment. At the end of the picture book, the story of each picture is explained with a short sentence describing what the animal is doing or experiencing. amo |
| Title: Story Worlds Nature Author: Thomas Hegbrook Illustrator: Thomas Hegbrook Publisher: 360 Degrees; Tiger Tales Copyright: 2016 ISBN: 978-1-944530-01-3 Hardcover pages: 64 Age range: 7-10 Genre: Picture Book Book setting: Around the World Subjects: Animals, Nature |
The Sun Is Also A Star

Natasha has hours left before she is deported to Jamaica. The logical aspiring scientist believes in facts and refuses to fall in love with someone she just met. Dreamer Daniel, who lives under the pressure of pleasing his Korean parents, believes Natasha is the one. That fate has made several events fall into place for them to meet. With all of the possible futures there are, will their one day in New York City lead to a future together? Yoon’s multiple points of view in narration brings to light a variety of perspectives and emotions of the human experience. ema
Title: The Sun Is Also A Star
Author: Nicola Yoon
Publisher: Delacorte Press
Copyright: 2016
Original Language: English
Original Copyright: 2016
ISBN: 978-0553496680
Hardcover pages: 384
Age range: 14 and up
Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Fiction
Authors’ ethnicity: American, Jamaican
Authors’ residence: Los Angeles
Awards: National Book Award finalist, Michael L. Printz Honor Book, and Coretta Scott King New Talent Award winner
Subjects: Immigration, Jamaican, Love, Multiple POVs, Poetry, Racism, Science, South Korean
My Beautiful Birds
Cloudwish
Hidden
Stepping Stones: A Refugee Family’s Journey
Somos Como Las Nubes/We Are Like The Clouds
Outside: A Guide to Discovering Nature
In this non-fiction picture book, readers will learn about a large variety of subjects that all encourage outdoor exploration. Throughout the book there are many questions for young scientists to ask followed by their answers. There are also experiments that readers can attempt. The book is mainly illustrated in black and white with pops of orange and blue but there are a few pages in the center of the book with full color illustrations of interesting animals. The back matter is filled with educational materials as well, such as a glossary, a timeline of important dates, and websites to learn more about the different topics. This book is sure to help young explorers expand their love of nature. amo |
| Title: Outside: A Guide to Discovering Nature Authors: Maria Ana Peixe Dias and Inês Teixeira do Rosário Illustrator: Bernardo P. Carvalho Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children’s Books Copyright: 2016 Original Language: Portuguese Translator: Lucy Greaves Original Title: Lá fora Original Publisher: Planeta Tangerina Original Copyright: 2014 ISBN: 978-1-8478-0769-4 Hardcover pages: 368 Age range: 8-12 Genre: Non-Fiction, Picture Book Author’s ethnicity: Both Portuguese Author’s residence: Portugal Illustrator’s ethnicity:Portuguese Illustrator’s residence: Portugal Awards: Winner – “Opera Prima” Award 2105, Bologna Children’s Book Fair 2015 Subjects: Amphibians, Astronomy, Birds, Bugs, Clouds, Flowers, Geology, Mammals, Oceans, Rain, Reptiles, Tide Pools, Trees, Wind |




Every picture tells a story. What do you think it is? Observe, inquire and wonder to discover the answers. Throughout this picture book, wordless images tell true stories of nature. The readers get to guess each story while looking at the minimalist animal illustrations showing scenes from around the globe. From puffins, to giraffes, to the simple tree frog, each animal is painted in its natural environment. At the end of the picture book, the story of each picture is explained with a short sentence describing what the animal is doing or experiencing. amo




In this non-fiction picture book, readers will learn about a large variety of subjects that all encourage outdoor exploration. Throughout the book there are many questions for young scientists to ask followed by their answers. There are also experiments that readers can attempt. The book is mainly illustrated in black and white with pops of orange and blue but there are a few pages in the center of the book with full color illustrations of interesting animals. The back matter is filled with educational materials as well, such as a glossary, a timeline of important dates, and websites to learn more about the different topics. This book is sure to help young explorers expand their love of nature. amo