(4) K-3 Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. Krull depicts Ginsburg as a smart, strong, independent woman, whose mother's influence has always stayed with her. Ginsburg's accomplishments and famous dissents are highlighted; large, bold statements drive home Krull's themes. The illustrations' mix of traditional and digital techniques at times lend the characters an unfortunate, out-of-place plastic quality. Explanatory pieces on the Supreme Court and Ginsburg's most famous rulings are appended. Timeline. Bib.

Reviewer: Christina Dorr

(4) K-3 Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. This account of suffragette Alice Paul's involvement in ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment foregoes some historical points and figures (e.g., WWI, hunger strikes), and Robbins's focus on Paul's apparel ("this small woman in a purple hat") somewhat undermines broader messages of empowerment. Still, it's a lively introduction, and Zhang's colorful illustrations spotlight story elements while providing contextual detail. Author's note appended. Bib.

Reviewer: Andrea Curtis

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. In Bursting, young fashionista Zoey has three weeks to make a wedding dress and a bridesmaid dress; she turns to her friends to help pull it off in time. In Clothes, Zoey and Sean start a fashion club, but on top of all her other obligations, it's too much for Zoey. The upbeat series continues to showcase supportive friendships and hard work. Review covers the following Sew Zoe titles: Bursting at the Seams and Clothes Minded.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. In these latest installments, talented young designer and blogger Zoey begins a new school year (Change), goes to New York to attend an arts camp (Knot), and learns the identity of her fashion fairy godmother (Swatch Out!). Zoey continues to excel in everything she attempts, including making new friends and new fans, in this light and upbeat series. Review covers these Sew Zoey titles: A Change of Lace, Knot Too Shabby!, and Swatch Out!.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. In Bursting, young fashionista Zoey has three weeks to make a wedding dress and a bridesmaid dress; she turns to her friends to help pull it off in time. In Clothes, Zoey and Sean start a fashion club, but on top of all her other obligations, it's too much for Zoey. The upbeat series continues to showcase supportive friendships and hard work. Review covers the following Sew Zoe titles: Bursting at the Seams and Clothes Minded.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. In these latest installments, talented young designer and blogger Zoey begins a new school year (Change), goes to New York to attend an arts camp (Knot), and learns the identity of her fashion fairy godmother (Swatch Out!). Zoey continues to excel in everything she attempts, including making new friends and new fans, in this light and upbeat series. Review covers these Sew Zoey titles: A Change of Lace, Knot Too Shabby!, and Swatch Out!.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. In these latest installments, talented young designer and blogger Zoey begins a new school year (Change), goes to New York to attend an arts camp (Knot), and learns the identity of her fashion fairy godmother (Swatch Out!). Zoey continues to excel in everything she attempts, including making new friends and new fans, in this light and upbeat series. Review covers these Sew Zoey titles: A Change of Lace, Knot Too Shabby!, and Swatch Out!.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. When the new middle-school principal banishes school uniforms, burgeoning fashion designer Zoey is thrilled. Her fashion blog gains a dedicated following, and the principal even asks Zoey to design a dress for the school auction. The emphasis on creativity, community, and support, combined with Zoey's positive attitude, make this fashion series' opener an inspirational read. Black-and-white garment sketches start each chapter.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. Twelve-year-old Zoey, fashion designer and blogger, is excited to enter a design contest and works hard to meet the deadline while also coping with friendship trouble (Pins). Zoey creates outfits for Spirit Week, but mean comments on her blog worry her (Stitches). These upbeat installments continue the nice emphasis on friendship, ambition, and creativity. Black-and-white garment sketches open each chapter. Review covers these Sew Zoey titles: On Pins and Needles and Stitches and Stones.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor

(3) 4-6 Sew Zoey series. Illustrated by Nancy Zhang. Twelve-year-old Zoey, fashion designer and blogger, is excited to enter a design contest and works hard to meet the deadline while also coping with friendship trouble (Pins). Zoey creates outfits for Spirit Week, but mean comments on her blog worry her (Stitches). These upbeat installments continue the nice emphasis on friendship, ambition, and creativity. Black-and-white garment sketches open each chapter. Review covers these Sew Zoey titles: On Pins and Needles and Stitches and Stones.

Reviewer: Amanda Mc. MacGregor