bPraise foriI Love My Glam-Ma!/i:/b "A most joyful celebration of bubbes, nanas, grams, omas, and abuelas that reveres the extra flair they bring to just about everything. A jubilant and loving ode to grandmothers of every stripe." -- iPublishers Weekly/i "Grandmas come in all shapes, sizes, and races in this up-to-date portrait of grandmothers as young-at-heart, active participants in the lives of their grandchildren. Bright, appealing watercolor illustrations are filled with expressive faces, lots of motion, and clever details for kids to find." -- iKirkus Reviews/i Praise for Monster's New Undies , written by Samantha Berger: "If only every underwear shopping trip ended in such satisfaction." -- Kirkus Reviews p/p "[Berger's] uproarious rhymes, sprinkled with ballooned asides and emphatic capital letters, demand to be read aloud. Sheer monstrous fun." -- Booklist p/p p/p Praise for Crankenstein , written by Samantha Berger : "Berger.
has a well-honed sense of comic timing that little kids find hilarious, and Crankenstein, with its many exclamation marks, growls and grumbles should unleash the actor in any adult kind enough to read it aloud." -- New York Times p/p "Whoa. Be prepared for the intense frustrations, the moody outbursts and the green scowls of Crankenstein. Each setting reveals sly comic elements that both kids and their grown-ups will appreciate. Readers will laugh out loud. Get ready to read this aloud a lot. " -- Kirkus Reviews p/p p/p Praise for Zoogie Boogie Fever! , written and illustrated by Sujean Rim: "Rim's exuberant, mixed-media illustrations combine splashy watercolors, cut and torn paper, and photo collage, all in appropriately robust and colorful hues.will have little readers doing free-form boogies of their own.
" -- iKirkus Reviews/i p/p p/p Praise for Birdie's Big-Girl Shoes , written and illustrated by Sujean Rim: "The drawings retain a trendy fashion feel through an emphasis on spare lines and heavy patterns, but the playfulness of the details. heightens the appeal for those yearning for more sophistication than what's offered by Jane O'Connor's Fancy Nancy. [Birdie's] conclusion. seems a fine, age-appropriate response, an antidote to any undue expectations that childhood be rushed through. How refreshing." -- Booklist p/p "The bold, stylized watercolor and collage illustrations, paired with spare, simple text, are set against ample white space and burst with bright, attractive textile patterns." -- School Library Journal.