The illustrations are colorful and engaging, and there is a good balance between words and illustrations so new readers will be encouraged. . . . Fans of Rebecca Elliott's "Owl Diaries" will flock to this adorable new series.

School Library Journal, on WALLACE AND GRACE AND THE CUPCAKE CAPER

With a little humor and its resourceful boy and girl owl friends, this provides a comfortable experience for newly independent readers.

Kirkus Reviews, on WALLACE AND GRACE AND THE CUPCAKE CAPER

Zarrin's cozy color artwork and Alexander's chirpy narrative energize a story that highlights the rewards of mutual respect, collaboration, and friendship.

Publishers Weekly on WALLACE AND GRACE TAKE THE CASE

The language is accessible, and full-color cartoonish illustrations . . . Throughout the book are a change from many black-and-white chapter books . . . Wallace and Grace are a good team for the younger set.

Kirkus Reviews on WALLACE AND GRACE TAKE THE CASE

This gentle mystery supports newly independent readers, with short sentences, repetition, in-text definitions, and color illustrations. Bubbly Grace and keen-eyed Wallace make an ace detective team who ably demonstrate the value of teamwork and friendship.

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