So this is the third title I've reviewed in HMH's Scientists in the Field series. Based on this sample, I really like the series. What I don't like is how HMH is hitching its wagon to the dim star of the Common Core State Standards. The standards movement has little to recommend itself to anyone. Th...
An excellent introduction to the visionary genius and archrival of Thomas Edison. Good explanations of the science behind Tesla's inventions and demonstrations are included.
Because the mission was so heavy on photographs, it was interesting to look at all the images in one place. I've seen the odd image with a news story, but haven't looked at all of this visual information in one place. It was exciting to see the tracks where they accidentally discovered silica. The s...
Another outstanding book in the always reliable Scientists in the Field series. Excellent information, great storytelling, superb illustrations, and attractively designed.
Appealing introductory biography of Mozart's sister, Maria Anna, and her relationship with her younger brother.
After Liza draws on the wall, her mother takes her crayons away. At first Liza can't imagine how she'll get through the day, but gradually she learns to see color and beauty in the world around her. I really like the positive message about imagination and enjoyed seeing Liza's excitement at her disc...
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