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Lavishly illustrated, with appealing design, browsable nonfiction has revolutionized children’s books by giving young fact lovers a fresh, engaging way to access information. And more titles are on the horizon.
Perfect for libraries wanting to beef up their picture book biographies collection, especially those looking for more titles about women authors.
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Numbers Everywhere
A good addition to a preschool math collection that also includes other strategies for identifying and writing numbers.
Reminiscent of Robert San Souci’s “Dare to Be Scared” books or the ever-popular Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, add to your library for a diverse cultural representation of scary stories.
A recommended scientific foundation for a YA audience interested in crime dramas and true crime that could easily coincide with lessons from a wide range of subjects.
Ideal for the art classroom and in-class discussion, this friendly introduction to Warhol’s artistic inspirations, loosely framed around a biographical narrative, will spark curiosity in early elementary listeners as they brush through big questions about art and fame.
Though not an essential purchase, this introductory book about art is best shared between adults and children who appreciate the familiar, trusted characters engaging in different modes of creativity.
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