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40 pp.
| Quarto/Lincoln
| March, 2021
|
TradeISBN 978-0-7112-5630-9$19.99
(3)
K-3
Illustrated by
Amy Husband
&
Mike Love.
"Billions of years ago, Earth was very hot." This effective overview begins by describing conditions that made life possible on the planet and how climate change has occurred naturally over the millennia. Most of the discussion is devoted to our current environmental crisis, touching on extreme weather, threats to animal and human populations, and exacerbation of poverty (particularly for girls and women). The lively double-page spreads balance the sober text with cartoonlike touches (speech bubbles, burping livestock), making concepts more accessible to younger readers. A glossary is appended.
12 pp.
| Kar-Ben
| August, 2016
|
TradeISBN 978-1-4677-9353-7$5.99
(3)
PS
Illustrated by
Amy Husband.
With a simple rhyming meter, this board-book introduction to blessings, candles, latkes, and holiday joy runs through the high points of Hanukkah ("Dreidels spinning through the night / Chocolate gelt--come take a bite") during a friendly eighth-night gathering at a rabbit family's house. The pastel-toned mixed-media illustrations show the visiting "friends and neighbors" as a congenial assortment of animals.
Reviewer: Shoshana Flax
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
November, 2016
2 reviews
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