Click a title for reviews, awards, and more information.BUG SHOTS: The Good, the Bad, and the Bugly
2012 Outstanding Science Trade Book (NSTA/CBC) California Reading Association Eureka! Nonfiction Children's Book Award Gold Medal CARS ON MARS: Roving the Red Planet
Starred Reviews: School Library Journal and Booklist AAAS/Subaru SB&F Prize for Excellence in Science Books 2010 Finalist New York Public Library 100 Titles for Reading & Sharing Top 10 Sci-Tech Books Booklist Online NSTA/CBC Outstanding Science Trade Book Bank Street College of Education Best Children’s Books of the Year 2008 American Institute of Physics Science Writing Award
New York Public Library's One Hundred Titles for Reading and Sharing Starred Reviews: Kirkus and School Library Journal NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Book Selector's Choice Chicago Public Library Best of the Best Book Bookbuilders of Boston New England Book Show Winner MOSQUITO BITE
NSTA Outstanding Science Trade Book Selectors' Choice 2006 Orbis Pictus Honor Book Junior Library Guild Selection 2006 Science Books & Films/Subaru Finalist 2006-07 Texas Bluebonnet Award Book "Stunning color-enhanced microphotographs...exceptional...fascinating for its photography and the informative text and captions." SLJ "Fascinating...amazing...(an) unusual and beautiful book." Children's Literature "Engrossing...illuminating..." Kirkus "Innovative...riveting..." Booklist "An excellent story..." SB&F "Each page in Mosquito Bite will forever change the way readers view mosquitoes!" NSTA ONE TRACTOR:
ONE TRACTOR: A Counting Book (illustrated by Jacqueline Rogers) "This is a counting book, a vehicle book, and a pirate adventure, all rolled into one appealing package. The fabulous watercolor illustrations show blue sky, green grass, and all the commotion going on in between." (School Library Journal) "Riding the Century"
in SPORTS SHORTS "For everyone who has ever tried out, struck out, got a medal, hated gym class, loved gym class, shot a 3-pointer, shot an air ball, got pinned, or crossed the finish line (in first place or dead last)...eight short stories of real-life (mostly) athletic (kind of) moments by children's book authors Joseph Bruchac, David Lubar, Marilyn Singer, Terry Trueman, Dorian Ciron, Tanya West, Alexandra Siy, and Jamie McEwan." "Laughter, action, and personal anecdotes are a perfect fit..."SLJ November 2005 My YA short story is published in WHAT A SONG CAN DO, an anthology edited by Jennifer Armstrong and published by Alfred A. Knopf (June 2004).
TUNE IN! FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON is an award-winning picture book for children ages 6-12.
Two highly acclaimed series for children in grades 3-7. |
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