YANG, James
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A Universe Big & Small: A Story About Carl Sagan
Yang’s abstract approach favors concepts over factual depth, making it less useful for reports but potentially valuable as a springboard for future research. A thoughtful addition where science-themed read-alouds or inspirational STEM titles are in demand.
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A Boy Named Isamu: A Story of Isamu Noguchi
Actor/filmmaker Hanami—whose mixed-race Japanese/white ancestry reflects Noguchi’s own heritage—provides an unhurried, crisp narration perfect for a read-along. “Alone time can be the most special time of all,” Yang reminds, and Hanami underscores—a valuable antidote, indeed, to the constant overstimulation too many children face today.
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Spark, Shine, Glow!: What a Light Show
The attempt to put complex topics into simple text sometimes results in confusing organization and stilted rhymes, while charming illustrations greatly enhance the appeal for children.
Go, Sled! Go!
A worthy addition to any preschool or early childhood library; highly recommended for children and great fun to read aloud.
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A Boy Named Isamu: A Story of Isamu Noguchi
Reflective young readers will come away with a deeper feeling for one artist’s work, and also how encounters with nature can spark creativity.
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Stop! Bot!
Yang depicts a group of people from different backgrounds working together to complete a task in this eye catching text; a solid title on teamwork and unity.–
Bus! Stop!
Humor suitable for all ages sets an example of how to think creatively while waiting. Yang's refreshing offering will appeal to anyone who has ever missed a bus.
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