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1. Reviews in the News!
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By: MacKids, on 3/6/2012
Blog: MacKids Home (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  newsletter, Steve Jobs, Citizen Scientists, Lexapros and Cons, Piggy Bunny, The Hero of Little Street, march reviews, reviews in the news, Teens, reviews, Picture Books, Librarians, Middle Grade, Green, Add a tag

1. Green – 3 STARRED REVIEWS

By Laura Vaccaro Seeger

Kirkus Reviews

“Just when it seems that there could not possibly be anything new to present about this trendy color, Seeger creates a tactile treat that yields surprise with every page turn.” -School Library Journal

"…a triumph of artistic problem-solving.” -The Horn Book

2. The Hero  of Little Street – 3 STARRED REVIEWS

By Gregory Rogers

School Library Journal

Publishers Weekly

“A superb, witty book that will appeal both to squirmy, clueless kids and educated art connoisseurs.” -The Horn Book


3. Citizen Scientists

By Loree Griffin Burns

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 4. Piggy Bunny – STARRED REVIEW

Piggy Bunny by Rachel Vail; illustrated by Jeremy Tankard

 “This will be an enjoyably loopy and stealthily reassuring readaloud any time of the year, and it would make a terrifically offbeat Easter entry.” – BCCB, Starred Review

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5. Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different – STARRED REVIEW

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