Richard Men Ho

1 month ago | slj.com | Richard Men Ho |Rachel Zuffa |Amanda MacGregor

K-Gr 2–The rock cycle is simply told over 130 billion years, as one rock undergoes a transformation of weathering through lava, mud, and weather, and is broken into pieces underneath sediment to be reborn. Minimal text and captions highlight how time moves slowly for the rock, even as life moves on around it. Digital illustrations are clean and rich, careful to highlight the rock as it becomes a grain of sediment and enlarging it to depict microscopic minerals and crystals.

May 30, 2024 | publishersweekly.com | Barb Rosenstock |Richard Men Ho |Kirsten W. Larson |Kim Hyo-eun

Barb Rosenstock, illus. by Katherine Roy. Norton, $18.99 (32p) ISBN 978-1-324-01607-6Five major currents in the Atlantic Ocean “swirl billions of gallons of water clockwise around and around,” creating an immense body of water, called the Sargasso Sea after the floating sargassum forests within it.