(4) 4-6 Real World Data series. The concept behind this series is promising: let's teach students about graphs using real data related to a topic. In Planet, for example, a double-page spread briefly discusses Earth's layers (crust, mantle, outer core, inner core), and a bar graph reveals their different thicknesses. Some stock photos and illustrations decorate the pages. Sources for the graphical data are not noted. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Real World Data titles: Graphing Habitats, Graphing Water, Graphing Planet Earth, Graphing Energy, Graphing Food and Nutrition, and Graphing Population.

Reviewer: Tanya D. Auger

(4) 4-6 Real World Data series. The concept behind this series is promising: let's teach students about graphs using real data related to a topic. In Planet, for example, a double-page spread briefly discusses Earth's layers (crust, mantle, outer core, inner core), and a bar graph reveals their different thicknesses. Some stock photos and illustrations decorate the pages. Sources for the graphical data are not noted. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Real World Data titles: Graphing Habitats, Graphing Water, Graphing Planet Earth, Graphing Energy, Graphing Food and Nutrition, and Graphing Population.

Reviewer: Tanya D. Auger

(4) K-3 Sentimientos series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. These books discuss six feelings (impatience, worry, loneliness, shyness, bravery, and embarrassment) that young children experience but may not know how to respond to. Readers will learn how to identify and cope with these feelings, though the advice can be vague. The texts are accurately translated into Spanish. Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. Glos., ind. Review covers these Sentimientos titles: Impaciencia, Preocupación, Soledad, Timidez, Valentía, and Vergüenza.

Reviewer: Alissa C. Salamone

(4) K-3 Sentimientos series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. These books discuss six feelings (impatience, worry, loneliness, shyness, bravery, and embarrassment) that young children experience but may not know how to respond to. Readers will learn how to identify and cope with these feelings, though the advice can be vague. The texts are accurately translated into Spanish. Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. Glos., ind. Review covers these Sentimientos titles: Impaciencia, Preocupación, Soledad, Timidez, Valentía, and Vergüenza.

Reviewer: Alissa C. Salamone

(4) K-3 Sentimientos series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. These books discuss six feelings (impatience, worry, loneliness, shyness, bravery, and embarrassment) that young children experience but may not know how to respond to. Readers will learn how to identify and cope with these feelings, though the advice can be vague. The texts are accurately translated into Spanish. Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. Glos., ind. Review covers these Sentimientos titles: Impaciencia, Preocupación, Soledad, Timidez, Valentía, and Vergüenza.

Reviewer: Alissa C. Salamone

(4) K-3 Sentimientos series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. These books discuss six feelings (impatience, worry, loneliness, shyness, bravery, and embarrassment) that young children experience but may not know how to respond to. Readers will learn how to identify and cope with these feelings, though the advice can be vague. The texts are accurately translated into Spanish. Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. Glos., ind. Review covers these Sentimientos titles: Impaciencia, Preocupación, Soledad, Timidez, Valentía, and Vergüenza.

Reviewer: Alissa C. Salamone

(4) K-3 Sentimientos series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. These books discuss six feelings (impatience, worry, loneliness, shyness, bravery, and embarrassment) that young children experience but may not know how to respond to. Readers will learn how to identify and cope with these feelings, though the advice can be vague. The texts are accurately translated into Spanish. Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. Glos., ind. Review covers these Sentimientos titles: Impaciencia, Preocupación, Soledad, Timidez, Valentía, and Vergüenza.

Reviewer: Alissa C. Salamone

(4) K-3 Sentimientos series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. These books discuss six feelings (impatience, worry, loneliness, shyness, bravery, and embarrassment) that young children experience but may not know how to respond to. Readers will learn how to identify and cope with these feelings, though the advice can be vague. The texts are accurately translated into Spanish. Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. Glos., ind. Review covers these Sentimientos titles: Impaciencia, Preocupación, Soledad, Timidez, Valentía, and Vergüenza.

Reviewer: Alissa C. Salamone

(4) K-3 Feelings series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. This series reassuringly presents emotions. Each book describes a feeling and what it can be like to experience it. The sentences are easy to read (though the definition of feelings as "something you feel inside" is not particulary helpful). Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. There are six other spring 2007 books in this series. Glos., ind. Review covers these Feelings titles: Angry, Caring, Happy, Jealous, Proud, and Sad.

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(4) K-3 Feelings series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. This series reassuringly presents emotions. Each book describes a feeling and what it can be like to experience it. The sentences are easy to read (though the definition of feelings as "something you feel inside" is not particulary helpful). Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. There are six other spring 2007 books in this series. Glos., ind. Review covers these Feelings titles: Angry, Caring, Happy, Jealous, Proud, and Sad.

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(4) K-3 Feelings series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. This series reassuringly presents emotions. Each book describes a feeling and what it can be like to experience it. The sentences are easy to read (though the definition of feelings as "something you feel inside" is not particulary helpful). Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. There are six other spring 2007 books in this series. Glos., ind. Review covers these Feelings titles: Angry, Caring, Happy, Jealous, Proud, and Sad.

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(4) K-3 Feelings series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. This series reassuringly presents emotions. Each book describes a feeling and what it can be like to experience it. The sentences are easy to read (though the definition of feelings as "something you feel inside" is not particulary helpful). Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. There are six other spring 2007 books in this series. Glos., ind. Review covers these Feelings titles: Angry, Caring, Happy, Jealous, Proud, and Sad.

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(4) K-3 Feelings series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. This series reassuringly presents emotions. Each book describes a feeling and what it can be like to experience it. The sentences are easy to read (though the definition of feelings as "something you feel inside" is not particulary helpful). Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. There are six other spring 2007 books in this series. Glos., ind. Review covers these Feelings titles: Angry, Caring, Happy, Jealous, Proud, and Sad.

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(4) K-3 Feelings series. Illustrated by Jo Brooker. This series reassuringly presents emotions. Each book describes a feeling and what it can be like to experience it. The sentences are easy to read (though the definition of feelings as "something you feel inside" is not particulary helpful). Brooker uses strong lines and bold colors in her detailed mixed-media illustrations. There are six other spring 2007 books in this series. Glos., ind. Review covers these Feelings titles: Angry, Caring, Happy, Jealous, Proud, and Sad.

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