(2) K-3 Illustrated by Pamela Zagarenski. A little scootering girl "who didn't want to go to sleep" asks her parents if everything in the world sleeps. Her parents assure her that dogs and cats, bats and whales, snails and bears and even tigers sleep. Eventually, the little girl mimics the animals and slowly falls asleep. Zagarenski's surreal mixed-media illustrations are as calm and comforting as Logue's understated prose.

Reviewer: Robin L. Smith | Horn Book Magazine Issue: November, 2012

(3) YA Bloodwater Mysteries series. After stumbling across an old photograph, Roni becomes convinced that Brian was kidnapped as a child. Brian doesn't believe her, but the ever-dogged Roni won't give up. To discover the truth about who Brian really is, the pair embarks on an adventure that is both exciting and emotional.

Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo

(3) YA Bloodwater Mysteries series. In this second book in the series, Roni and Brian must find a way to save what might be an ancient Native American burial ground from getting bulldozed by a construction company. The two young detectives unearth fraud, investigate a mysterious attack on an archaeologist, and have some cave adventures. Plenty of plot twists will keep readers turning the pages.

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(3) YA Chapters written by Branko, a sweet alien who must find an Earth-girl mate as his people face extinction, alternate with ones from Tonia, a "late bloomer" who rescues Branko from drowning. Love ensues. The two voices are deftly handled, the dark history behind Branko's mission is spun out enticingly, and the ending offers more food for thought than the usual teen romance fare.

Reviewer: Anita L. Burkam