Erin Olsen
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The Friendship Book
A title packed with very solid advice for young readers. A resource for educators that offers relatable, modern, and reflective questions to facilitate discussions with students about developing healthy and long-lasting relationships with their peers.
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Flying Free: How Bessie Coleman’s Dreams Took Flight
A nice biography of a trailblazer who broke a glass ceiling in aviation for women, and for people of color.
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Cardboard Box Engineering: Cool, Inventive Projects for Tinkerers, Makers & Future Scientists
An engaging addition to any “How To” section. This book could be an exciting resource for students and teachers.
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Australian Sea Life
Chun’s vivid illustrations are the star in this animal nonfiction title. Readers will enjoy learning about the less familiar animals and confirming facts about perennial favorites.
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A Super Sticky Mistake: The Story of How Harry Coover Accidentally Invented Super Glue!
A fun, lesser-known story of a very common item, featuring enjoyable visuals. A good addition to a younger reader biography section.
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Adelita, a Sea Turtle’s Journey
A nice addition to school and public libraries that will help readers learn about endangered or threatened animals and also about the natural habits of these amazing turtles.
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Spit Nests, Puke Power, and Other Brilliant Bird Adaptations
A cool science title for younger readers to learn about bird adaptation. Educators can use this text in the classroom; many STEAM lessons could be inspired by these funky adaptations.
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When Darwin Sailed the Sea: Uncover How Darwin’s Revolutionary Ideas Helped Change the World
This biography includes rich information for research projects or readers curious about one of the greats of the scientific world. A wonderful addition to any biography section for young people.
Love Your Body: Your Body Can Do Amazing Things.
Overall, a very beautiful book. The only drawback is that because it looks like a younger reader’s picture book, some of the great content might not reach the audience that would benefit from the advice. Nevertheless, this is a terrific addition to any library.
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