(4) 1-3 Igor's Lab of Fear series. Illustrated by Igor Šinkovec. Professor Igor welcomes readers into his Laboratory of Fear for this collection of creepy chapter books. Each simplistic horror story tries to be more than your usual fright fest with teaching moments augmented by appended "Lab Notes," discussion questions ("Does this story have a moral?"), and writing prompts. The black-and-white illustrations help set a scary tone without being overly explicit. Glos. Review covers these Igor's Lab of Fear titles: Blood Shark, A Jar of Eyeballs, Ooze Is It?, and Werewolf Skin.

Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo

(4) 1-3 Igor's Lab of Fear series. Illustrated by Igor Šinkovec. Professor Igor welcomes readers into his Laboratory of Fear for this collection of creepy chapter books. Each simplistic horror story tries to be more than your usual fright fest with teaching moments augmented by appended "Lab Notes," discussion questions ("Does this story have a moral?"), and writing prompts. The black-and-white illustrations help set a scary tone without being overly explicit. Glos. Review covers these Igor's Lab of Fear titles: Blood Shark, A Jar of Eyeballs, Ooze Is It?, and Werewolf Skin.

Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo

(4) 1-3 Igor's Lab of Fear series. Illustrated by Igor Šinkovec. Professor Igor welcomes readers into his Laboratory of Fear for this collection of creepy chapter books. Each simplistic horror story tries to be more than your usual fright fest with teaching moments augmented by appended "Lab Notes," discussion questions ("Does this story have a moral?"), and writing prompts. The black-and-white illustrations help set a scary tone without being overly explicit. Glos. Review covers these Igor's Lab of Fear titles: Blood Shark, A Jar of Eyeballs, Ooze Is It?, and Werewolf Skin.

Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo

(4) 1-3 Igor's Lab of Fear series. Illustrated by Igor Šinkovec. Professor Igor welcomes readers into his Laboratory of Fear for this collection of creepy chapter books. Each simplistic horror story tries to be more than your usual fright fest with teaching moments augmented by appended "Lab Notes," discussion questions ("Does this story have a moral?"), and writing prompts. The black-and-white illustrations help set a scary tone without being overly explicit. Glos. Review covers these Igor's Lab of Fear titles: Blood Shark, A Jar of Eyeballs, Ooze Is It?, and Werewolf Skin.

Reviewer: Antonio Trujillo

(4) K-3 Wacky Comparisons series. Illustrated by Igor Sinkovec. Two lines of rhyming text combine with cartoony illustrations to convey the concepts of height and weight. The perspectives are entertaining, but some comparisons aren't exactly specific, and many of the rhymes stumble ("How much does a triceratops weigh? / The same as 4.2 million gummy bears, I dare say"). A text box includes measurements in English units with metric equivalents. Reading list. Review covers these Wacky Comparisons titles: How Heavy? and How Tall?.

Reviewer: Katrina Hedeen