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Bee Fearless: Dream Like a Kid
A memoir and how-to guide with heart. Readers of any age will appreciate Ulmer’s ingenuity and harness the strength they need to create and innovate.
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The Damned
Where the first book circulates well, this sequel will keep readers engaged. But with main characters who spend most of their time delving into their own emotions and inner conflicts, this is more for fans of vampire love stories than those seeking action or mysteries.
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Clever Hans: The True Story of the Counting, Adding, and Time-Telling Horse
A unique and enlightening story about a lesser-known historical moment and its effects on the field of psychology that would work well as a read-aloud or jumping-off point for a unit on animal and human intelligence and psychology.
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Jo & Laurie
A recommended purchase for public libraries, especially where classics are popular.
Dress Coded
Hand this first purchase to blossoming activists of every cause; this is a deeply, often scathingly honest work of modern fiction.
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A Family for Louie
A serviceable but fairly by-the-numbers picture book. An additional purchase.
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Tornado Brain
This is an important book for readers and it will be a good general purchase for most libraries serving a middle grade population.
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The Cat Man of Aleppo
A useful addition to school and public libraries to inform and to spark discussion about war, individual potential, and kindness to animals.
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Cezanne’s Parrot
This brilliantly illustrated picture book shares a meaningful message about how to handle criticism, being true to yourself, and finding your crew. Recommended for nonfiction collections.