Reviews written by Adrien Guerra, Staff Reviewer

In Red is Not Angry Blue is Not Sad Bear, Deer, and Squirrel are having a picnic and waiting for their friend, Fox, to arrive. He shows up wearing a blue shirt so chaos happens because of the assumption that he must be sad. Fox explains to his friends...

Squirrels! This is Not a Book about Dinosaurs is a fun, silly book in which a squirrel is trying to teach you about the species yet keeps being inconvenienced by an interrupting dinosaur. Humor is interspersed throughout this book as this dinosaur frustrates the squirrel yet you are also getting...

How it Works: Shark is a short board book that reviews different parts of a shark and how those parts work together. The book goes from the outside features of a shark and through each layer on the inside. This book includes several fun facts about sharks in bubbles given...

Rainbow! Volume 1 follows Boo as she navigates her home life, school, and work. Boo has an overactive imagination which we see as she uses it to escape the everyday scenarios that she is in. Boo struggles to find a balance between reality and her imagination, yet now she is...

Pillow Talk is a graphic novel that follows Grace Mendes as she joins The Pillow Fight Federation. Grace Mendes struggles with body image issues and is shy, introverted, and reserved yet her persona in the ring, Cinderhella, is confident and strong. Grace has a bit of a battle to overcome...

Gorgeously Me! is a children’s picture book about embracing yourself even when it isn’t easy. The book goes through different children being proud to show the world who they are and how being yourself is better not only when you embrace yourself but also when others embrace themselves and you....

Amber Brown is Not a Crayon: The Graphic Novel is a great way to introduce the topics of friendship, divorce, moving, and overall changes for a younger audience. This book goes through Amber's third-grade year in which her best friend, Justin, is moving away. The story takes you through different...

Hooray for She, He, Ze, and They is a children’s book(age:4-8 years old) that introduces children to pronouns in regards to gender. This book introduces children to what the right pronouns can feel like by using examples that they would be familiar with such as finding a stuffed friend you...

What I Loved: I had only read a few pages of this book and already didn't want to put it down because of how beautifully written it was. This book managed to break my heart and then put it back together again by the end....