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Ultimate Bugopedia
The perfect must-have, fun-filled reference book—for school or home—on all things bugs.
The Good Game
A clever and charming early reader with a fun out-of-the-blue turn of events and just a few words per page, this is an ideal story for burgeoning readers and a welcome book for any collection.
The Bard and the Book: How the First Folio Saved the Plays of William Shakespeare from Oblivion
A voluminous book centering the historical playwright, along with a group of people who saved him from outright oblivion, this is a sharply funny, delightful must-have for every library shelf.
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Grumpy Monkey: Too Many Bugs
An energetic early reader with humorous illustrations that young readers will return to again and again.
Dog & Cat: Concrete Poems & Conversations
A heartwarming and nerve-racking poem that accurately portrays one family’s emotional roller-coaster, told in the voices of its feline and canine companions, and a must-have for libraries.
The City Sings Green & Other Poems About Welcoming Wildlife
The concept of worldwide changes to better support urban wildlife is told through exquisite rhymes wrapped around big, bold blossoms of color that, along with the plentiful learning resources, will captivate readers. A must-have poetry book worthy of close attention.
Mighty Scared: The Amazing Ways Animals Defend Themselves
A thoroughly engaging, fact-filled book with audacious and memorable animal responses to predators. A must-have for every library.
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This Book Will Make You An Artist
A splendid book filled with engaging art history references and an abundance of imaginative activities to awaken and nurture the reader’s artist within.
The Observologist: A Handbook for Mounting Very Small Scientific Expeditions
An amusing approach to a traditional field guide, displaying intricate illustrations. Clarkson’s environmental book is well suited for developing naturalists as well as curious observers. It deserves a place of honor on every library shelf and will be a valuable asset in classrooms.
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