"Colorful
and fascinating - as well as educational! Children and parents
alike will enjoy Picnic on a Cloud."
– Film Advisory
Board 
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"The
series blends a picture book adventure with historical background,
details about the scientific principles that are the focal
point of the action, and directions to build a related project."
– School
Library Journal 
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"Science, construction,
creativity - and lots of masking tape - converge in Icanberry's
offbeat world."
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the full article. 
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"The idea is
to get kids to develop their imaginations ... The books all
encourage exploration and creativity."
– Northern California
Parent
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"... colorfully
illustrated stories filled with imaginative adventure, a fact-filled
history and science section, and a range of projects for all
ability levels."
– Los Angeles Family
Magazine 
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"... kids
may not even realize how much they're learning; they just
think it's fun."
–Parent's Monthly
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"The projects
are really, really fun."
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to read the full article. 
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"Icanberry's
message to the world: If you let your imagination go, you
can make just about anything."
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to read the full article. 
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"The books have
something for everyone. Children who are not yet reading themselves
will enjoy the brightly colored, fanciful images. Early readers
can easily handle the elegant vocabulary. Children and adults
alike learn fun facts and scientific principles from the history
section tied to each project. And families can work together
to build imaginative yet practical projects - from compasses
that really point north to blimps that really fly."
– Family News
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"It's when children
get to make their own projects - and see them really work
- that the magic happens."
– East Bay Parent 
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"Kids
love a hands-on experience like this. This is what they need
to get excited about science."
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to read the full article.
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"The Look
Learn & Do Series harkens back to the day when you didn't
have to go to the store to have fun. You can build it right
in your own back yard."
–The Berkeley Voice
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"So your kids
say they're bored? Now they have no excuse."
– Bay Area Parent
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"The third book
title says it all: Extraordinary Projects from Ordinary Objects.
Mark Icanberry shows you how you can turn everyday household
objects into engaging projects with your kids."
– Silicon Valley Parent 
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"Picnic in a
Cloud" and "Super Salads" are high quality, colorful depictions
of how to build projects from everyday household materials...
phenomenal.
– Las Vegas Image
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