“Ella drank up the story until it filled her bones.”

This book would be a great addition to any classroom library.

This book is inspirational and would encourage children to dream that they can achieve anything they set their minds to.

“Ethel set off to explore, filling page after page in her diary.”

This book effortlessly describes the importance of writing and would be a great classroom addition to a classroom library.

This book was very cute and would best help students understand the impact of one journalist and the power of her pen.

“He had hope while relishing the big city.”

I would use the book in a whole class lesson to discuss world history and the importance of freedom.

This book was awe inspiring and captivating the readers attention, with its story of Nelson Mandela.

“She carefully strung words together like elegant jewels in perfect meter and time.”

This book could tie in with a variety of topics which would make it an ideal choice to have in a classroom library. Lessons could tie in to poetry, black history month, the Great Depression, and many more.

This was a very captivating book that draws on the readers attention with its creative writing and brightly illustrated pages

“Art is the street games of little children.”

This book would make a great whole classroom lesson as the message it is conveying is sincere and hopeful. I think this book would make a great addition to a classroom library.

This book has amazing illustrations and is very clear with the message the author is trying to convey to the readers.

This book could be an inspiration to young girls about dreaming, and then chasing your dreams and working towards success.

This reminds me of the recent movie that came out. But the illustrations in this book were awesome and it was nice to hear the story in a different way.

“College opened Barbara‘s eyes”

This book could be a great whole class book to help students dream and follow their dreams. This book would be an excellent addition to a classroom library.

The story is a very cool storyline, and the illustrations this book were spot on.

“She discovered forests and farmhouses.”

This book would be great for any children if they are interested in the ocean.This book would also make a great whole class lesson.

Illustrations that book are really good. It‘s a very inspiring story that could be great for children.

“I was the timekeeper”

This book would be awesome for Black History Month. It would be a great over group classroom lesson. This book could also tie in really well in a poetry.

First off the illustrations in this book are amazing and so well done. The story is very inspiring and could be great for children.

“She worked to help the people of New York.”

This book would be great in the classroom, especially to celebrate Black History Month and to help students dream and teach them that they can achieve their dreams.

The illustrations this book are really good. The storyline in this book is also very inspiring.

“She dispelled the myth that sharks must keep moving to stay alive.”

This could be an excellent book for students interested in the ocean or sharks. This could also be a great book to do a classroom lesson with, if students as studying the ocean.

This was a cute book, with a nice storyline and great illustrations. This book could help inspire children to develop a love of the ocean or at the very least see sharks differently.

“ Christine wanted to become an engineer and thanks to Dorothy, Mary and Catherine she knew it was possible.”

Since this is a bigger, book it would be best for third fourth or fifth graders who are independent readers. this book could also work well as a long-term read aloud.

I think this book is a great storyline in the pictures were also really cool. The storyline is very inspiring would be great for all readers.

“All mammals have hair.”

I wouldn‘t use this book as a whole class lesson, but I think it would be in a great addition to a classroom library for older more independent readers to look through.

This book was very informative and would be good for older elementary students. The pictures were surprisingly cute and fairly true anatomically.

“A seedling starts to grow.”

If you were doing a lesson on how plants grow in the classroom, this one would be an excellent book to do a whole class lesson/read aloud with.

But yeah, I love a good National Geographic book and this one would be perfect for children of any age, but it would be best for children who are more experienced readers or independent readers.

“I need your help to stay awesome.”

This book would make a great whole classroom lesson on the environment and how we can be environmentally friendly to keep it safe.

“Famous for being incredibly slow”

I think younger grades would actually love this book and then it would be fun to do is a whole class lesson to learn about animals.

I thought this book was very cute and the storyline was also fun. I love the little pictures of the Earth with a face.

I thought this book was very cute and I loved the illustrations in it. The whole idea about how animal smells also very cute.

“Ouch! Asteroids and comets often hit this planet.”

This isn‘t a book that I would use in my classroom just because it felt very young. It would be better suited for beginning readers such as maybe preschool or kindergarten.

It could be really fun for children to learn about planets in the solar system however this book I feel as though the illustrations could‘ve been more realistic to what the planets actually look like.