2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

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They are master pretenders, architects, providers, healers, and transporters. Authors Heather Lang and Jamie Harper have collaborated to provide readers with the inside scoop on marvelous mothers in Supermoms!: Animal Heroes (Candlewick Press, March 7, 2023) with artwork by Jamie Harper. These creatures perform remarkable feats to supply the best possible life for their children for as long as necessary. Reading Picture Books, Christian Robinson, Indigo, Heroes Book, Funny Books For Kids, Jack And The Beanstalk, Animal Science, Acting Skills, Preschool Books

Reading Picture Books

Jack And The Beanstalk

Animal Science

Acting Skills

Preschool Books

They are master pretenders, architects, providers, healers, and transporters. Authors Heather Lang and Jamie Harper have collaborated to provide readers with the inside scoop on marvelous mothers in Supermoms!: Animal Heroes (Candlewick Press, March 7, 2023) with artwork by Jamie Harper. These creatures perform remarkable feats to supply the best possible life for their children for as long as necessary.

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

Sometimes the beginning is as subtle as a change in the air. The breeze gets a bit stronger. Looking skyward, the shape of clouds and their color is quickly transforming. Birds gather near the shore or in trees. In the distance, rumbling begins as the sky darkens. Writer Laura Purdie Salas and artist Elly MacKay collaborate to vividly portray this usually sudden shift in the weather in Zap! Clap! Boom!: The Story Of A Thunderstorm (Bloomsbury Children's Books, February 28, 2023). Poetic Techniques, I Love Thunderstorms, Sky Day, Poetry For Kids, National Poetry Month, Easy Books, Thunder And Lightning, Weather Change, No Rain

National Poetry Month

Easy Books

Thunder And Lightning

Weather Change

No Rain

Sometimes the beginning is as subtle as a change in the air. The breeze gets a bit stronger. Looking skyward, the shape of clouds and their color is quickly transforming. Birds gather near the shore or in trees. In the distance, rumbling begins as the sky darkens. Writer Laura Purdie Salas and artist Elly MacKay collaborate to vividly portray this usually sudden shift in the weather in Zap! Clap! Boom!: The Story Of A Thunderstorm (Bloomsbury Children's Books, February 28, 2023).

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

In 1900 a girl guided by her curiosity was born. We learn of her accomplishments in The Fire of Stars: The Life and Brilliance of the Woman Who Discovered What Stars Are Made Of (Chronicle Books, February 07, 2023) written by Kirsten W. Larson with illustrations by Katherine Roy. When you read the words in this narrative and gaze at the artwork, it is as if the magic of a star-studded sky has come to earth and you are holding it in your hands. Descriptive Writing, Writing A Book, Walnut Ink, Rocket Scientist, Hidden Figures, Scientific Discovery, Reading Gifts, Unique Layout, Chronicle Books

In 1900 a girl guided by her curiosity was born. We learn of her accomplishments in The Fire of Stars: The Life and Brilliance of the Woman Who Discovered What Stars Are Made Of (Chronicle Books, February 07, 2023) written by Kirsten W. Larson with illustrations by Katherine Roy. When you read the words in this narrative and gaze at the artwork, it is as if the magic of a star-studded sky has come to earth and you are holding it in your hands.

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

It seems that many of the living beings who share this planet with us, either through instinct or natural progression, prefer to reside in a familiar habitat. When they are displaced, they seek to return if they are able. Destiny Finds Her Way: How a Rescued Baby Sloth Learned to Be Wild (National Geographic, February 07, 2023) written by Margarita Engle with photographs by Sam Trull is a true story filled with heart and hope. Children's Picture Books, Photo Book, National Geographic Kids Books, Wild Book, Stem Books, Earth Book, Baby Sloth, American Author, Learning To Be

Children's Picture Books

Photo Book

National Geographic Kids Books

It seems that many of the living beings who share this planet with us, either through instinct or natural progression, prefer to reside in a familiar habitat. When they are displaced, they seek to return if they are able. Destiny Finds Her Way: How a Rescued Baby Sloth Learned to Be Wild (National Geographic, February 07, 2023) written by Margarita Engle with photographs by Sam Trull is a true story filled with heart and hope.

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

Love Is Loud: How Diane Nash Led the Civil Rights Movement (A Paula Wiseman Book, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers, January 10, 2023) written by Sandra Neil Wallace with illustrations by Bryan Collier is a book vital to any discourse on the history of the Civil Rights Movement. Although, Diane Nash was not given the same platform as her male counterparts at the same time, she was and is a woman powered by and empowered by love. History Books For Kids, Black History Books, Martin Luther King, Civil Rights Movement Leaders, Diane Nash, National Civil Rights Museum, Freedom Rides, Strong Words, Award Winning Books

History Books For Kids

Black History Books

Martin Luther King

Civil Rights Movement Leaders

Diane Nash

National Civil Rights Museum

Freedom Rides

Strong Words

Award Winning Books

Love Is Loud: How Diane Nash Led the Civil Rights Movement (A Paula Wiseman Book, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers, January 10, 2023) written by Sandra Neil Wallace with illustrations by Bryan Collier is a book vital to any discourse on the history of the Civil Rights Movement. Although, Diane Nash was not given the same platform as her male counterparts at the same time, she was and is a woman powered by and empowered by love.

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

Often in the chronicling of events, those in the lead seem to garner more attention then those working as hard or harder, but more in the background. After reading The Indestructible Tom Crean: Heroic Explorer of the Antarctic written and illustrated by Jennifer Thermes, you will understand the importance of those with special and specific talents to a group effort. It is their determination and steadfastness that can alter the outcome, sometimes between life and death. Viking Books, Heroic Age, The Incredible True Story, Caldecott, Illustrations, Latest Pics, Latest Picture, Super Powers, Audio Books

Viking Books

Heroic Age

The Incredible True Story

Often in the chronicling of events, those in the lead seem to garner more attention then those working as hard or harder, but more in the background. After reading The Indestructible Tom Crean: Heroic Explorer of the Antarctic written and illustrated by Jennifer Thermes, you will understand the importance of those with special and specific talents to a group effort. It is their determination and steadfastness that can alter the outcome, sometimes between life and death.

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed

Enslaved people from the continent of Africa were brought to the American colonies in the early 1600s. The 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States abolished slavery. It was adopted on December 6, 1865 after being ratified by Georgia. In a memorable new title, An American Story (Little, Brown And Company, January 3, 2023) written by Kwame Alexander with art by Dare Coulter, readers are told the truth in powerful, poetic words and striking poignant images. New Children's Books, Book Club Books, Book Lists, Books New Releases, Powerful Pictures, Newbery Medal, American Story, Literacy Programs

Enslaved people from the continent of Africa were brought to the American colonies in the early 1600s. The 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States abolished slavery. It was adopted on December 6, 1865 after being ratified by Georgia. In a memorable new title, An American Story (Little, Brown And Company, January 3, 2023) written by Kwame Alexander with art by Dare Coulter, readers are told the truth in powerful, poetic words and striking poignant images.

Margie Myers-Culver

2023 Nonfiction Picture Books Reviewed