(3) K-3 Green Light Readers series. Illustrated by Michelle Henninger. This series is set in a homey, diversely populated community where neighborliness reigns. Whether they are having a camp out, searching for a lost pet, or celebrating at a block party, Jada, Jamal, Josh, and Carlita are good neighbors, great problem-solvers, and even better friends. Henninger's ink and watercolor illustrations set the semi-urban scene and capture the stories' cheery mood perfectly. Review covers the following Green Light Readers titles: Bradford Street Buddies: Backyard Camp-Out and Bradford Street Buddies: Block Party Surprise.

Reviewer: Kari Allen

(3) K-3 Green Light Readers series. Illustrated by Michelle Henninger. This series is set in a homey, diversely populated community where neighborliness reigns. Whether they are having a camp out, searching for a lost pet, or celebrating at a block party, Jada, Jamal, Josh, and Carlita are good neighbors, great problem-solvers, and even better friends. Henninger's ink and watercolor illustrations set the semi-urban scene and capture the stories' cheery mood perfectly. Review covers the following Green Light Readers titles: Bradford Street Buddies: Backyard Camp-Out and Bradford Street Buddies: Block Party Surprise.

Reviewer: Kari Allen

(4) K-3 Readers' Theater: How to Put on a Production series. Illustrated by Michelle Henninger. This series offers instructions for mounting readers' theater or stage productions of four plays based on familiar tales (e.g., "Chicken Little," "Sleeping Beauty"). Each book introduces cast and crew, sets and props, makeup and costumes, and stage directions; rather stilted script adaptations with dialogue that's easy to read and speak conclude the presentations. Ideal for classroom use. Review covers these Readers' Theater: How to Put on a Production titles: Farmyard Security, Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow, Pricked Pinkies, and The Princedom of Pea.

Reviewer: Paula M. Cairo

(4) K-3 Readers' Theater: How to Put on a Production series. Illustrated by Michelle Henninger. This series offers instructions for mounting readers' theater or stage productions of four plays based on familiar tales (e.g., "Chicken Little," "Sleeping Beauty"). Each book introduces cast and crew, sets and props, makeup and costumes, and stage directions; rather stilted script adaptations with dialogue that's easy to read and speak conclude the presentations. Ideal for classroom use. Review covers these Readers' Theater: How to Put on a Production titles: Farmyard Security, Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow, Pricked Pinkies, and The Princedom of Pea.

Reviewer: Paula M. Cairo