(2) K-3 Illustrated by David Goldin. Pig Baxter, excluded from Shabbat dinner, tries to become kosher. Baxter's misunderstanding is exposed when Rabbi Rosen asks: "Why would you want to get eaten?" (Baxter's response: "Eaten?! Me?"), then invites Baxter to be a guest rather than the main course. Digital pen-and-ink and collage cartoons are enhanced by photographs of important Shabbat items in this lighthearted introduction to the tradition.

Reviewer: Elissa Gershowitz | Horn Book Magazine Issue: September, 2010

(3) 4-6 Science Fair Winners series. Illustrated by David Goldin. These volumes provide outlines for science fair projects in the behavioral (Family) and environmental (Junkyard) sciences. The procedures include just enough structure to help novice experimenters get started. There are no answers provided; instead, well-placed questions encourage creativity and further thinking. Each volume includes humorous cartoon spot illustrations and a section on preparing presentations. Reading list, websites. Ind. Review covers these Science Fair Winners titles: Experiments to Do on Your Family and Junkyard Science.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(3) 4-6 Science Fair Winners series. Illustrated by David Goldin. These volumes provide outlines for science fair projects in the behavioral (Family) and environmental (Junkyard) sciences. The procedures include just enough structure to help novice experimenters get started. There are no answers provided; instead, well-placed questions encourage creativity and further thinking. Each volume includes humorous cartoon spot illustrations and a section on preparing presentations. Reading list, websites. Ind. Review covers these Science Fair Winners titles: Experiments to Do on Your Family and Junkyard Science.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) 4-6 Science Fair Winners series. Illustrated by David Goldin. Each of these books presents twenty "workshops" along with general guidelines about the amount of time, various materials, scientific concepts and terminology, and safety issues required to complete a science-fair-worthy project. Readers need a good grasp of experimental design (or a helpful adult) to move from idea to completed project. Cartoon illustrations accompany the texts. Crime includes a reading list. Websites. Ind. Review covers these Science Fair Winners titles: Bug Science and Crime Scene Science.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) 4-6 Science Fair Winners series. Illustrated by David Goldin. Each of these books presents twenty "workshops" along with general guidelines about the amount of time, various materials, scientific concepts and terminology, and safety issues required to complete a science-fair-worthy project. Readers need a good grasp of experimental design (or a helpful adult) to move from idea to completed project. Cartoon illustrations accompany the texts. Crime includes a reading list. Websites. Ind. Review covers these Science Fair Winners titles: Bug Science and Crime Scene Science.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford