(3) 1-3 DATA Set series. Illustrated by Sam Ricks. Cesar, Gabe, and Laura, three inquisitive, STEM-savvy second graders, are happy to meet their scientist neighbor, Dr. Bunsen--and thrilled to help him test his latest invention, a growth-ray-emitting gadget, on their toys (Beasts). His next invention transports them to prehistoric times (Dinosaurs). Abundant black-and-white illustrations help newly independent readers follow all the action in these sci-fi chapter books. Review covers the following DATA Set titles: Don't Disturb the Dinosaurs and March of the Mini Beasts.

Reviewer: Pam Yosca

(3) 1-3 DATA Set series. Illustrated by Sam Ricks. Cesar, Gabe, and Laura, three inquisitive, STEM-savvy second graders, are happy to meet their scientist neighbor, Dr. Bunsen--and thrilled to help him test his latest invention, a growth-ray-emitting gadget, on their toys (Beasts). His next invention transports them to prehistoric times (Dinosaurs). Abundant black-and-white illustrations help newly independent readers follow all the action in these sci-fi chapter books. Review covers the following DATA Set titles: Don't Disturb the Dinosaurs and March of the Mini Beasts.

Reviewer: Pam Yosca

(3) 1-3 DATA Set series. Illustrated by Sam Ricks. The DATA Set--second graders Gabe, Laura, and Cesar, with new team member Olive--return for three more science-filled adventures. Under the tutelage of bumbling Dr. Bunsen, the kids invent an alien communication device, battle robots overtaking their school, and deal with pesky clones. The lighthearted stories contain genuine science and technology interwoven with loopy characters and silly hijinks. Black-and-white illustrations are included. Review covers the following DATA Set titles: A Case of the Clones, Robots Rule the School, and The Sky Is Falling.

Reviewer: Pam Yosca

(3) 1-3 DATA Set series. Illustrated by Sam Ricks. The DATA Set--second graders Gabe, Laura, and Cesar, with new team member Olive--return for three more science-filled adventures. Under the tutelage of bumbling Dr. Bunsen, the kids invent an alien communication device, battle robots overtaking their school, and deal with pesky clones. The lighthearted stories contain genuine science and technology interwoven with loopy characters and silly hijinks. Black-and-white illustrations are included. Review covers the following DATA Set titles: A Case of the Clones, Robots Rule the School, and The Sky Is Falling.

Reviewer: Pam Yosca

(3) 1-3 DATA Set series. Illustrated by Sam Ricks. The DATA Set--second graders Gabe, Laura, and Cesar, with new team member Olive--return for three more science-filled adventures. Under the tutelage of bumbling Dr. Bunsen, the kids invent an alien communication device, battle robots overtaking their school, and deal with pesky clones. The lighthearted stories contain genuine science and technology interwoven with loopy characters and silly hijinks. Black-and-white illustrations are included. Review covers the following DATA Set titles: A Case of the Clones, Robots Rule the School, and The Sky Is Falling.

Reviewer: Pam Yosca