Myra Zarnowski
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Insect Superpowers: 18 Real Bugs That Smash, Zap, Hypnotize, Sting, and Devour!
The book’s unique format is both informative and appealing. While it is a fine mentor text for young readers and writers of nonfiction, it is also highly recommended for browsing and enjoyment.
Nose Knows: Wild Ways Animals Smell the World
A terrific find for science units on animal behavior and useful for student browsing.
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Anthem
This is a book that takes root in readers’ mind and stays there. A gripping read with a satisfying conclusion.
The Story That Cannot Be Told
An engrossing read that will raise questions about how to determine the truth of past events.
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Follow Chester!: A College Football Team Fights Racism and Makes History
This is a well-told, well-researched story, but readers need to be aware of the fictionalized parts. The book not only shows the challenges Chester Pierce faced, it shows how people can work together to combat discrimination.
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Prairie Boy: Frank Lloyd Wright Turns the Heartland into a Home
An excellent introduction to the ideas behind Wright’s architecture. Use with K.L. Going’s The Shape of the World and Lynda Waggoner’s Fallingwater to learn more about the man who has been called America’s greatest architect
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Nerd A to Z: Your Reference to Literally Figuratively Everything You’ve Always Wanted To Know
A treat for visually oriented and information-hungry browsers. A fine mentor text for studying how to effectively present information
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Teddy: The Remarkable Tale of a President, a Cartoonist, a Toymaker and a Bear
A wonderful choice for a read-aloud.
Enemy Child: The Story of Norman Mineta, a Boy Imprisoned in a Japanese American Internment Camp During World War II
An excellent choice for social studies classes, literature circles, and libraries. Extensive back matter enriches understanding of this historical narrative.