(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(3) K-3 Looking Glass Library: My Body series. Illustrated by Rémy Simard. Each volume stars a child narrator who straightforwardly describes the featured part of the body and how it works. A round-faced, lab-coat-wearing man appears at the bottom of every spread to provide additional details and tidbits of anatomical information. "A Look Inside" diagrams are appended. Black-outlined digital-looking cartoon illustrations enliven the texts. Websites. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: My Body titles: My Brain, My Mouth, My Muscles, and My Nose.

Reviewer: Sophie Williamson

(4) K-3 Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! series. Illustrated by Brandon Reibeling. These books use simple vocabulary to present a mix of basic and more advanced elementary-level earth and physical science concepts such as the water cycle, rock formation, and the components of soil. Garish digital cartoons, which feature children really, really excited about science, adequately support each book's topic. A simple activity and additional facts are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! titles: Awesome Air, Crazy About Clouds, Digging on Dirt, Radical Rocks, and The Wild Water Cycle.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) K-3 Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! series. Illustrated by Brandon Reibeling. These books use simple vocabulary to present a mix of basic and more advanced elementary-level earth and physical science concepts such as the water cycle, rock formation, and the components of soil. Garish digital cartoons, which feature children really, really excited about science, adequately support each book's topic. A simple activity and additional facts are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! titles: Awesome Air, Crazy About Clouds, Digging on Dirt, Radical Rocks, and The Wild Water Cycle.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) K-3 Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! series. Illustrated by Brandon Reibeling. These books use simple vocabulary to present a mix of basic and more advanced elementary-level earth and physical science concepts such as the water cycle, rock formation, and the components of soil. Garish digital cartoons, which feature children really, really excited about science, adequately support each book's topic. A simple activity and additional facts are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! titles: Awesome Air, Crazy About Clouds, Digging on Dirt, Radical Rocks, and The Wild Water Cycle.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) K-3 Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! series. Illustrated by Brandon Reibeling. Using easy-to-read vocabulary plus a few key scientific words, this book provides simple explanations of why things fall down, why we don't fall off the earth, and why the moon doesn't crash into us. Garish digital cartoons, which feature children really, really excited about science, adequately support the topic. A simple activity and additional facts are appended. Glos., ind.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) K-3 Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! series. Illustrated by Brandon Reibeling. These books use simple vocabulary to present a mix of basic and more advanced elementary-level earth and physical science concepts such as the water cycle, rock formation, and the components of soil. Garish digital cartoons, which feature children really, really excited about science, adequately support each book's topic. A simple activity and additional facts are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! titles: Awesome Air, Crazy About Clouds, Digging on Dirt, Radical Rocks, and The Wild Water Cycle.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford

(4) K-3 Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! series. Illustrated by Brandon Reibeling. These books use simple vocabulary to present a mix of basic and more advanced elementary-level earth and physical science concepts such as the water cycle, rock formation, and the components of soil. Garish digital cartoons, which feature children really, really excited about science, adequately support each book's topic. A simple activity and additional facts are appended. Glos., ind. Review covers these Looking Glass Library: Science Rocks! titles: Awesome Air, Crazy About Clouds, Digging on Dirt, Radical Rocks, and The Wild Water Cycle.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford