“Roz was a robot, and she was not alive. But she was about to discover that being alive is not the same as being human”

I wouldn‘t use this in a lesson but might have it somewhere in my room

I really like the themes of this book and how it‘s done in a way for a kid to understand. Even as an adult reader I took away the messages from this book

“Narwhals are the unicorns of the sea”

I would have this in my classroom for fun

I really really enjoyed this book and how lighthearted and funny it was. I could see kids really enjoying this

“I have sharp teeth and love to swim. Who am I?”

I would use this in my classroom to talk about animals in a fun way

I loved how interactive this book was. It‘s a fun game while also gaining new information

“Some birds build with twigs and leaves, others with grasses, mud, or even spiders webs”

I might use this in a lesson about animals and habitats

I really liked how it was in different POVs of the animals. Great illustrations

“First, you‘ll need 6 little legs, and don‘t forget 2 antennae sprigs”

I would have this in my classroom for fun

I liked how this book was set up. It was very interactive and educational

“Nine months long, from start to end, a tiny baby is growing in a mothers tummy, waiting to be your friend”

I wouldn‘t use this in my classroom because it‘s not a topic I would really talk about with kids unless they had a question about it

I thought this was a really well done book. It explained a confusing topic in a child like way and the illustrations were great

“With a flutter and a whoosh, she spread her wings and soared”

I wouldn‘t use this in a lesson I would have it for fun in my class

I really liked the themes of this book and how pretty the illustrations are. It‘s an important story for kids

“We are different, but we are the same. We are many, but we are one”

I wouldn‘t use this in my classroom I don‘t see it fitting into a lesson

I like how it discusses the different cultures and how they can be connected. I liked the illustrations

“Sometimes things aren‘t as they seem. It‘s pretty tricky what the eyes can do”

I would use this in my classroom when talking about plants

I really enjoyed how interactive this book was. It was cool to be tricked and guessing what happens next

“everything begins with a page. And everything begins with a question”

I think it would be a fun book to read when talking about storytelling

I love how this book took a deep dive into books and writing. Most people don‘t think too deeply about the art of storytelling

“Many are the creatures that share our world, many are the lives that we will never see”

I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom. I don‘t see it fitting with a lesson

I really liked how this book appreciated and celebrated nature. The illustrations were really pretty

“We are grateful for the stories passed down to us, for the songs that tell us who we are”

I would use this book in my class for discussing different cultures

I enjoyed this book and thought it talked about important topics. I liked how it included Cherokee words

“Sometimes it‘s just a matter of saying hello”

I would use this book in my classroom if my students knew who Mister Rodgers was

I always loved watching Mister Rodgers so reading this book made my inner child happy. Great illustrations

“I counted on the numbers. And the numbers never lied”

I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom

I had always been interested in learning more about Apollo 13. This is a great book for that

“I do not weep at the world I am too busy sharpening my oyster knife”

I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom

I had never heard of Zora Neale Hurston before so it was interesting reading about her. Great illustrations

“We don‘t just want to be good. We want to be great”

I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom

I really liked reading this book. I knew the basics about the Williams sisters but not much details so it was interesting learning more

“The ball spins. The crowd roars. And with a swish- nothing but net”

I wouldn‘t use this book in my classroom