(4) PS What's Inside? series. These simplistic Macaulay-esque visual surveys of five different planes, race cars, submarines, tanks, and trains feature each vehicle in back-to-back double-page spreads. Two lines of large-print text (inadequately) introduce each vehicle beside an appealing color drawing showing the vehicle in action; the second spread consists solely of a detailed cutaway diagram with three important parts labeled. Glos., ind. Review covers these What's Inside? titles: Planes, Race Cars, Submarines, Tanks, and Trains.

Reviewer: Jack Forman

(4) PS What's Inside? series. These simplistic Macaulay-esque visual surveys of five different planes, race cars, submarines, tanks, and trains feature each vehicle in back-to-back double-page spreads. Two lines of large-print text (inadequately) introduce each vehicle beside an appealing color drawing showing the vehicle in action; the second spread consists solely of a detailed cutaway diagram with three important parts labeled. Glos., ind. Review covers these What's Inside? titles: Planes, Race Cars, Submarines, Tanks, and Trains.

Reviewer: Jack Forman

(4) PS What's Inside? series. These simplistic Macaulay-esque visual surveys of five different planes, race cars, submarines, tanks, and trains feature each vehicle in back-to-back double-page spreads. Two lines of large-print text (inadequately) introduce each vehicle beside an appealing color drawing showing the vehicle in action; the second spread consists solely of a detailed cutaway diagram with three important parts labeled. Glos., ind. Review covers these What's Inside? titles: Planes, Race Cars, Submarines, Tanks, and Trains.

Reviewer: Jack Forman

(4) PS What's Inside? series. This simplistic Macaulay-esque visual survey of five different spacecraft features each vehicle in back-to-back double-page spreads. Two lines of large-print text (inadequately) introduce each craft beside an eye-catching color drawing showing the vehicle in flight; the second spread consists solely of a detailed cutaway diagram with three or four important parts labeled. Glos., ind.

Reviewer: Jack Forman

(4) PS What's Inside? series. These simplistic Macaulay-esque visual surveys of five different planes, race cars, submarines, tanks, and trains feature each vehicle in back-to-back double-page spreads. Two lines of large-print text (inadequately) introduce each vehicle beside an appealing color drawing showing the vehicle in action; the second spread consists solely of a detailed cutaway diagram with three important parts labeled. Glos., ind. Review covers these What's Inside? titles: Planes, Race Cars, Submarines, Tanks, and Trains.

Reviewer: Jack Forman

(4) PS What's Inside? series. These simplistic Macaulay-esque visual surveys of five different planes, race cars, submarines, tanks, and trains feature each vehicle in back-to-back double-page spreads. Two lines of large-print text (inadequately) introduce each vehicle beside an appealing color drawing showing the vehicle in action; the second spread consists solely of a detailed cutaway diagram with three important parts labeled. Glos., ind. Review covers these What's Inside? titles: Planes, Race Cars, Submarines, Tanks, and Trains.

Reviewer: Jack Forman

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's inside Me? series. Extra-large type and a small, square trim size invite beginning readers to explore the human body. Short paragraphs positioned either under or beside clear photos and illustrations present very basic information ("Your skin is your largest organ," etc.). The use of the second person should engage newly independent readers, but some kids will stumble over the longer, less familiar words. Glos., ind. Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside Me? titles: My Bones and Muscles, My Brain, My Heart and Blood, My Lungs, My Skin, and My Stomach.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's inside Me? series. Extra-large type and a small, square trim size invite beginning readers to explore the human body. Short paragraphs positioned either under or beside clear photos and illustrations present very basic information ("Your skin is your largest organ," etc.). The use of the second person should engage newly independent readers, but some kids will stumble over the longer, less familiar words. Glos., ind. Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside Me? titles: My Bones and Muscles, My Brain, My Heart and Blood, My Lungs, My Skin, and My Stomach.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's inside Me? series. Extra-large type and a small, square trim size invite beginning readers to explore the human body. Short paragraphs positioned either under or beside clear photos and illustrations present very basic information ("Your skin is your largest organ," etc.). The use of the second person should engage newly independent readers, but some kids will stumble over the longer, less familiar words. Glos., ind. Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside Me? titles: My Bones and Muscles, My Brain, My Heart and Blood, My Lungs, My Skin, and My Stomach.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's inside Me? series. Extra-large type and a small, square trim size invite beginning readers to explore the human body. Short paragraphs positioned either under or beside clear photos and illustrations present very basic information ("Your skin is your largest organ," etc.). The use of the second person should engage newly independent readers, but some kids will stumble over the longer, less familiar words. Glos., ind. Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside Me? titles: My Bones and Muscles, My Brain, My Heart and Blood, My Lungs, My Skin, and My Stomach.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's inside Me? series. Extra-large type and a small, square trim size invite beginning readers to explore the human body. Short paragraphs positioned either under or beside clear photos and illustrations present very basic information ("Your skin is your largest organ," etc.). The use of the second person should engage newly independent readers, but some kids will stumble over the longer, less familiar words. Glos., ind. Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside Me? titles: My Bones and Muscles, My Brain, My Heart and Blood, My Lungs, My Skin, and My Stomach.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's inside Me? series. Extra-large type and a small, square trim size invite beginning readers to explore the human body. Short paragraphs positioned either under or beside clear photos and illustrations present very basic information ("Your skin is your largest organ," etc.). The use of the second person should engage newly independent readers, but some kids will stumble over the longer, less familiar words. Glos., ind. Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside Me? titles: My Bones and Muscles, My Brain, My Heart and Blood, My Lungs, My Skin, and My Stomach.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's Inside? series. Large, easy-to-read print and clear photographs on every page provide introductory material for units on community services. These small books include some "challenge words" printed in italics and defined at the end. Pronunciation guides are given for only some of these difficult terms. Though dull, these books might be useful in some elementary curricula. Ind. [Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside? titles: What's Inside a Fire Truck?, What's Inside a Firehouse?, What's Inside a Hospital?, What's Inside a Police Car?, What's Inside a Police Station?, and What's Inside an Ambulance?.]

Reviewer: Melinda Greenblatt

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's Inside? series. Large, easy-to-read print and clear photographs on every page provide introductory material for units on community services. These small books include some "challenge words" printed in italics and defined at the end. Pronunciation guides are given for only some of these difficult terms. Though dull, these books might be useful in some elementary curricula. Ind. [Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside? titles: What's Inside a Fire Truck?, What's Inside a Firehouse?, What's Inside a Hospital?, What's Inside a Police Car?, What's Inside a Police Station?, and What's Inside an Ambulance?.]

Reviewer: Melinda Greenblatt

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's Inside? series. Large, easy-to-read print and clear photographs on every page provide introductory material for units on community services. These small books include some "challenge words" printed in italics and defined at the end. Pronunciation guides are given for only some of these difficult terms. Though dull, these books might be useful in some elementary curricula. Ind. [Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside? titles: What's Inside a Fire Truck?, What's Inside a Firehouse?, What's Inside a Hospital?, What's Inside a Police Car?, What's Inside a Police Station?, and What's Inside an Ambulance?.]

Reviewer: Melinda Greenblatt

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's Inside? series. Large, easy-to-read print and clear photographs on every page provide introductory material for units on community services. These small books include some "challenge words" printed in italics and defined at the end. Pronunciation guides are given for only some of these difficult terms. Though dull, these books might be useful in some elementary curricula. Ind. [Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside? titles: What's Inside a Fire Truck?, What's Inside a Firehouse?, What's Inside a Hospital?, What's Inside a Police Car?, What's Inside a Police Station?, and What's Inside an Ambulance?.]

Reviewer: Melinda Greenblatt

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's Inside? series. Large, easy-to-read print and clear photographs on every page provide introductory material for units on community services. These small books include some "challenge words" printed in italics and defined at the end. Pronunciation guides are given for only some of these difficult terms. Though dull, these books might be useful in some elementary curricula. Ind. [Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside? titles: What's Inside a Fire Truck?, What's Inside a Firehouse?, What's Inside a Hospital?, What's Inside a Police Car?, What's Inside a Police Station?, and What's Inside an Ambulance?.]

Reviewer: Melinda Greenblatt

(4) K-3 Bookworms: What's Inside? series. Large, easy-to-read print and clear photographs on every page provide introductory material for units on community services. These small books include some "challenge words" printed in italics and defined at the end. Pronunciation guides are given for only some of these difficult terms. Though dull, these books might be useful in some elementary curricula. Ind. [Review covers these Bookworms: What's Inside? titles: What's Inside a Fire Truck?, What's Inside a Firehouse?, What's Inside a Hospital?, What's Inside a Police Car?, What's Inside a Police Station?, and What's Inside an Ambulance?.]

Reviewer: Melinda Greenblatt