Erin Olsen
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The Life Heroic: How To Unleash Your Most Amazing Self
A unique look at how to motivate middle grade students to become aware of what they can do to help their community and the world around them. Recommended for libraries with strong middle grade patronage and outreach
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Girls with Guts!: The Road to Breaking Barriers and Bashing Records
A great addition to any collection highlighting unknown women athletes and also explains the important legislation of Title IX for a young audience.
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Meet Miss Fancy
The story of Miss Fancy is a joy to read. For younger readers, it not only explores the adventures of Frank and Miss Fancy, but also touches on the race issues in the South during the 1900's. This would be a fine addition to any children's library.
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Fear the Bunny
An enjoyable read-aloud about a fierce creature finding his own weakness that deserves a place on most picture book shelves.
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Nimesh the Adventurer
Readers will love the brilliant visuals that accompany Nimesh on his imaginary trek. A fun choice for one-on-one and small group read-alouds.
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Copy Cat
This is a fine addition for young listeners learning to navigate playground politics and forge friendships. Best shared one-on-one with an adult.
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Library on Wheels: Mary Lemist Titcomb and America's First Bookmobile
Bibliophiles, history lovers, and fans of libraries will thoroughly enjoy this pleasing addition to nonfiction collections.
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How the Finch Got His Colors
A very simple but well-constructed retelling and a nice addition to folk and fairy tale collections.
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How the Finch Got His Colors
A very simple but well-constructed retelling and a nice addition to folk and fairy tale collections.