(4) K-3 Illustrated by Rémy Simard. When a baby drops his toy bunny, magician's hat–rabbit Hocus Pocus spies a possible new pal. Meanwhile, Mr. Magic and his dog board a train unknowingly leaving their rabbit behind, and a frantic train chase ensues. Much of the wordless story, told in energetic cartoon panels, will be lost on young viewers, but the digitally rendered art has a welcoming, retro-comic feel.

Reviewer: Carrie Harasimowicz Sullivan

(4) K-3 Illustrated by Rémy Simard. The rabbit from Mister Magic's hat must resort to all sorts of trickery to outsmart the dog that stands between him and some delicious carrots. Wacky, expressive cartoon-style illustrations tell Rabbit and Dog's (wordless) tale; parts of the story line may escape younger viewers.

Reviewer: Rebecca Reed Whidden

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(4) K-3 MathStart series. Illustrated by Remy Simard. In the middle of the night, Sam pretends to be Captain Invincible guiding his spaceship through many galactic dangers by pressing control-panel buttons shaped like geometric solids. The story's comic-book format and bold illustrations will draw in young readers, but its math tie-in (names of three-dimensional shapes) is too heavy-handed. Follow-up activities are included.

Reviewer: Tanya D. Auger