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A review by supermanabi
The Smallest Spot of a Dot: The Little Ways We're Different, The Big Ways We're the Same by Linsey Davis, Lucy Fleming
informative
lighthearted
medium-paced
5.0
Let us begin with the shout-out to NetGalley and Zonderkidz for allowing me to read this absolutely adorable picture book before it was published!
For those of you who aren’t aware, I’m a youth librarian in a public library. Part of my job includes making decisions about our collection for children from birth up through high school. For brand-new, upcoming books, I rely a lot on reviews because I can’t possibly read every book that’s about to be or has recently been published. Sometimes, though, while I’m browsing NetGalley something will catch my eye, and I’ll request access to a digital advanced reader copy (or galley) so that I can develop my own opinion on it. I find this happens more often with middle grade and young adult than picture books, and that’s partially because I feel that you can’t fully appreciate picture books when they’re ebooks... Read the full review here
For those of you who aren’t aware, I’m a youth librarian in a public library. Part of my job includes making decisions about our collection for children from birth up through high school. For brand-new, upcoming books, I rely a lot on reviews because I can’t possibly read every book that’s about to be or has recently been published. Sometimes, though, while I’m browsing NetGalley something will catch my eye, and I’ll request access to a digital advanced reader copy (or galley) so that I can develop my own opinion on it. I find this happens more often with middle grade and young adult than picture books, and that’s partially because I feel that you can’t fully appreciate picture books when they’re ebooks... Read the full review here