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Treaty Words: For As Long As the Rivers Flow
This quiet contemplative account of learning to live with nature and together as people has a place in every collection, and while its meditative tone will appeal to older and more advanced readers, it could be the centerpiece of a story hour for younger listeners.
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Call Across the Sea
This fourth book in the historical fiction series is a strong addition that can stand alone. Readers will be encouraged by Henny’s bravery and may even see themselves in her story.
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48 Grasshopper Estates
This is a touching story about imagination and compassion that belongs in most collections, for read-alouds or for emerging readers.
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Four Faces of the Moon
A great supplement to the animated film, although readers need not be familiar with the movie to appreciate this book. A solid addition to library shelves.
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The Most Amazing Bird
Inuit storyteller Kusugak offers readers a window into the changing of seasons in a frozen landscape and how the wildlife and the humans change with it.
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My Day with Gong Gong
Featuring a winsome pair, this is a wonderful, sympathetic story, and the bonus is a small glossary of Cantonese words. Pair with Sylvia Liu’s A Morning with Grandpa.
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Swift Fox All Along
This is a straightforward tale of a girl finding her way into a culture that is her heritage, yet new to her. As such, it works effectively. This may suit libraries in need of more modern Native picture books with child appeal.
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CRISPR: A Powerful Way To Change DNA
A relevant, evidence-based resource for high school students and academic library collections. Ridge successfully demonstrates the necessity of an educated debate about the nuanced pros and cons of gene modification.
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Superluminous
Not recommended. Despite a sweet lesson, the concept is advanced for young readers and the gold and yellow palette is monotonous.
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