(4) K-3 I Love Reading: Dino World! series. This emergent-reader series covers the physical and behavioral characteristics, habitats, and diets of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. Facts are presented concisely in three to five sentences on most spreads. Pronunciations, along with clear textual and visual comparisons ("Seismosaurus...was longer than three school buses") are strengths. Vivid, realistic creatures stand out against blurred landscapes that aren't always accurate. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these I Love Reading: Dino World! titles: Amazing Dinosaur Facts, Dinosaur Babies, Dinosaur Fossils, Dinosaur Hunting, Fighting Dinosaurs, Flying Giants, Really Big Dinosaurs and Other Giants, and Swimming Giants.

Reviewer: Sethany Rancier Alongi

(4) K-3 I Love Reading: Dino World! series. This emergent-reader series covers the physical and behavioral characteristics, habitats, and diets of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. Facts are presented concisely in three to five sentences on most spreads. Pronunciations, along with clear textual and visual comparisons ("Seismosaurus...was longer than three school buses") are strengths. Vivid, realistic creatures stand out against blurred landscapes that aren't always accurate. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these I Love Reading: Dino World! titles: Amazing Dinosaur Facts, Dinosaur Babies, Dinosaur Fossils, Dinosaur Hunting, Fighting Dinosaurs, Flying Giants, Really Big Dinosaurs and Other Giants, and Swimming Giants.

Reviewer: Sethany Rancier Alongi

(4) K-3 I Love Reading: Dino World! series. This emergent-reader series covers the physical and behavioral characteristics, habitats, and diets of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. Facts are presented concisely in three to five sentences on most spreads. Pronunciations, along with clear textual and visual comparisons ("Seismosaurus...was longer than three school buses") are strengths. Vivid, realistic creatures stand out against blurred landscapes that aren't always accurate. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these I Love Reading: Dino World! titles: Amazing Dinosaur Facts, Dinosaur Babies, Dinosaur Fossils, Dinosaur Hunting, Fighting Dinosaurs, Flying Giants, Really Big Dinosaurs and Other Giants, and Swimming Giants.

Reviewer: Sethany Rancier Alongi

(4) K-3 I Love Reading: Dino World! series. This emergent-reader series covers the physical and behavioral characteristics, habitats, and diets of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals. Facts are presented concisely in three to five sentences on most spreads. Pronunciations, along with clear textual and visual comparisons ("Seismosaurus...was longer than three school buses") are strengths. Vivid, realistic creatures stand out against blurred landscapes that aren't always accurate. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these I Love Reading: Dino World! titles: Amazing Dinosaur Facts, Dinosaur Babies, Dinosaur Fossils, Dinosaur Hunting, Fighting Dinosaurs, Flying Giants, Really Big Dinosaurs and Other Giants, and Swimming Giants.

Reviewer: Sethany Rancier Alongi

(4) PS World Around Us series. This series uses a question-and-answer approach to provide information for pre-readers. Questions a young child might ask (e.g., "How deep is an ocean?") guide each text. Most of the answers are too brief and simple to satisfy a curious preschooler, but the books do offer a good starting point for shared reading. Colorful photos provide added interest. Glos., ind. Review covers these World Around Us titles: What Is a Forest?, What Is a River?, What Is an Ocean?, and What Is the Sky?.

Reviewer: Elizabeth Shaver

(4) PS World Around Us series. This series uses a question-and-answer approach to provide information for pre-readers. Questions a young child might ask (e.g., "How deep is an ocean?") guide each text. Most of the answers are too brief and simple to satisfy a curious preschooler, but the books do offer a good starting point for shared reading. Colorful photos provide added interest. Glos., ind. Review covers these World Around Us titles: What Is a Forest?, What Is a River?, What Is an Ocean?, and What Is the Sky?.

Reviewer: Elizabeth Shaver

(4) PS World Around Us series. This series uses a question-and-answer approach to provide information for pre-readers. Questions a young child might ask (e.g., "How deep is an ocean?") guide each text. Most of the answers are too brief and simple to satisfy a curious preschooler, but the books do offer a good starting point for shared reading. Colorful photos provide added interest. Glos., ind. Review covers these World Around Us titles: What Is a Forest?, What Is a River?, What Is an Ocean?, and What Is the Sky?.

Reviewer: Elizabeth Shaver

(4) PS World Around Us series. This series uses a question-and-answer approach to provide information for pre-readers. Questions a young child might ask (e.g., "How deep is an ocean?") guide each text. Most of the answers are too brief and simple to satisfy a curious preschooler, but the books do offer a good starting point for shared reading. Colorful photos provide added interest. Glos., ind. Review covers these World Around Us titles: What Is a Forest?, What Is a River?, What Is an Ocean?, and What Is the Sky?.

Reviewer: Elizabeth Shaver

(4) PS My First series. These books, which employ crisp photos set against candy-colored backdrops, document familiar firsts: the first day of school, a new sibling, and a dental exam. Vacation describes some travel basics, however, this book seems more diffuse as the text and photos don't feature one child but a variety of travelers. The dutiful, somewhat rote text includes observations presented in dialogue balloons. Glos., ind. Review covers these My First titles: First Brother or Sister, First Day at School, First Vacation, and First Visit to the Dentist.

Reviewer: Nell Beram

(4) PS My First series. These books, which employ crisp photos set against candy-colored backdrops, document familiar firsts: the first day of school, a new sibling, and a dental exam. Vacation describes some travel basics, however, this book seems more diffuse as the text and photos don't feature one child but a variety of travelers. The dutiful, somewhat rote text includes observations presented in dialogue balloons. Glos., ind. Review covers these My First titles: First Brother or Sister, First Day at School, First Vacation, and First Visit to the Dentist.

Reviewer: Nell Beram

(4) PS My First series. These books, which employ crisp photos set against candy-colored backdrops, document familiar firsts: the first day of school, a new sibling, and a dental exam. Vacation describes some travel basics, however, this book seems more diffuse as the text and photos don't feature one child but a variety of travelers. The dutiful, somewhat rote text includes observations presented in dialogue balloons. Glos., ind. Review covers these My First titles: First Brother or Sister, First Day at School, First Vacation, and First Visit to the Dentist.

Reviewer: Nell Beram

(4) PS My First series. These books, which employ crisp photos set against candy-colored backdrops, document familiar firsts: the first day of school, a new sibling, and a dental exam. Vacation describes some travel basics, however, this book seems more diffuse as the text and photos don't feature one child but a variety of travelers. The dutiful, somewhat rote text includes observations presented in dialogue balloons. Glos., ind. Review covers these My First titles: First Brother or Sister, First Day at School, First Vacation, and First Visit to the Dentist.

Reviewer: Nell Beram