Primates
by Jane Ottaviani and Maris Wicks
The bright colors and accuracy throughout this book make it friendly for readers of all ages. The book has illustrations and models of historical information that are visually appealing.
Hitler Youth
by Susan Campbell Bartoletti
The information in this book is organized in a very clear and concise way. It is definitely targeted for older students or adults due to content and photographs. The accuracy of this information is all historical and factual while still being very visually appealing.
How They Croaked
by Georgia Bragg
From first glance, this book has a very intriguing cover with a skull to entice readers. Clearly the style and design of this book come together with the information to present it in a unique way to draw in readers across many ages.
Rosa
by Nikki Giovanni
This book has beautiful paintings throughout combined with accurate information taking readers back to the experiences and lifetime of Rosa Parks. All of the information with the illustrations tie together to create a well-rounded informational text to read for years to come.
It’s Perfectly Normal
by Robie H. Harris
The target audience for this book is adolescents hoping to learn about their bodies using factual information. This book does not appear as informational just from this illustrations but indeed contains organized text with facts about the human body.
Spiders
by Gail Gibbons
The style of this book does an excellent job of being reader-friendly and simple while still giving information. The labels and illustrations make it very simple to read and follow while reading all about spiders.
Balloons Over Broadway
by Melissa Sweet
The author has such eye-catching and colorful design throughout from one page to the next. The way the illustrations appear, it makes the pages appear textured or collaged. Each page is filled with drawings and words that are arranged in unique ways that are visually appealing. This book is unique and creative throughout.
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