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Table of Contents

Volume XXII Number 8
October 23, 2015

Book Reviews

	All Year Round.
	Emilie Leduc. Translated by Shelley Tanaka. Review by Lisa Case. Preschool-kindergarten / Ages 2-5.
	The Night Children.
	Sarah Tsiang. Illustrated by Delphine Bodet. Review by Gregory Bryan and Andrea Boyd. Preschool-grade 2 / Ages 3-7.
	The Candy Conspiracy: A Tale of Sweet Victory.
	Carrie Snyder. Illustrated by Claudia Dávila. Review by Linda Ludke. Preschool-grade 2 / Ages 3-7.
	Kiss, Kiss.
	Jennifer Couëlle. Illustrated by Jacques Laplante. Translated by Karen Simon. Review by Nikita Griffioen. Preschool-grade 1 / Ages 4-6.
	Wake Up, Oliver! (Our Neighbourhood).
	Leigh Hambly & Kirsten Phillips. Illustrated by María Jesús Álvarez. Review by Dave Jenkinson. Kindergarten-grade 2 / Ages 5-7.
	Nigel's Neighbours. (Our Neighbourhood).
	Leigh Hambly & Kirsten Phillips. Illustrated by María Jesús Álvarez. Review by Dave Jenkinson. Kindergarten-grade 2 / Ages 5-7.
	The Adventures of Miss Petitfour.
	Anne Michaels. Illustrated by Emma Block. Review by Joanie Proske. Grades 1-4 / Ages 6-9.
	The Science of Computers. (Get Connected to Digital Literacy).
	Clive Gifford. Review by Mark Mueller. Grades 2-3 / Ages 7-8.
	Computer Networks. (Get Connected to Digital Literacy).
	Clive Gifford. Review by Mark Mueller. Grades 2-3 / Ages 7-8.
	Awesome Algorithms and Creative Coding. (Get Connected to Digital Literacy).
	Clive Gifford. Review by Mark Mueller. Grades 2-3 / Ages 7-8.
	Amazing Applications and Perfect Programs. (Get Connected to Digital Literacy).
	Clive Gifford. Review by Mark Mueller. Grades 2-3 / Ages 7-8.
	A Beginner's Guide to Immortality: From Alchemy to Avatars.
	Maria Birmingham. Illustrated by Josh Holinaty. Review by Willow Moonbeam. Grades 3-5 / Ages 8-10.
	Lesson for the Wolf.
	Rachel and Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley. Illustrated by Alan Cook. Review by Myra Junyk. Grades 3-7 / Ages 8-12.
	Everything Space: Blast Off for a Universe of Photos, Facts and Fun.
	Helaine Becker with Brendan Mullan. Review by Gail Hamilton. Grades 4-7 / Ages 9-12.
	A Pocket Full of Murder.
	R. J. Anderson. Review by Rob Bittner. Grades 5-9 / Ages 10-14.
	Foodprints: The Story of What We Eat.
	Paula Ayer. Review by Joanne Peters and Danylo Kruk. Grades 6-10 / Ages 11-15.
	Transferral.
	Kate Blair. Review by Laura Dunford. Grades 7-10 / Ages 12-15.
	Hidden Gold: A True Story of the Holocaust.
	Ella Burakowski. Review by Val Ken Lem. Grades 8-12 / Ages 13-17.
	Speak a Word for Freedom: Women Against Slavery.
	Janet Willen and Marjorie Gann. Review by Adam Hunt. Grades 8-12 / Ages 13-17.
	Astra. (The Gala Chronicles, Book One).
	Naomi Foyle. Review by Kim Aippersbach. Grades 10 and up / Ages 15 and up.