An informative and beautiful jumping-off point for future scientists. - School Library Journal

This book makes an excellent read-aloud or reference for any group of children eager to conduct their own pollinator count or work in a community garden. —Booklist

Should get young entomologists buzzing. - Kirkus Reviews

Come along on this 21st-century version of Jane Yolen and John Schoenherr’s Owl Moon (1987) . . . Child-friendly, gently informative, and wonder-full. -Kirkus Reviws, starred review

Bioblitz! is a blast! Kids (and adults) will love joining Gabriel, Ava, and their teams on this exciting expedition doing real citizen science. I can't wait to go out and count the critters in my neighborhood! –Sy Montgomery, Becoming a Good Creature

A wonderful introduction to bird-watching and the concept of observing nature… Parents be warned: this book is so appealing that, come next December, you may find yourself out in the cold, counting birds. —Booklist

Preschoolers wonder and explore with 20 hands-on experiments using everyday household objects and making daily activities such as snack time and play time into learning opportunities.

A well-thought-out addition to the science activities shelf. - Kirkus Reviews