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Snail Has Lunch
This one is sure to be a bucket of fun for emergent readers with an interest in bugs and the natural world.
Eureka!: 50 Scientists Who Shaped Human History
More for pleasure reading than reports. Put this in the hands of students with an interest in STEM and history.
Sing with Me!: Action Songs Every Child Should Know
The soft edges, muted colors, and accessible rhymes make this a soothing choice when cozying up with babies at bedtime; it's well worth finding space on shelves for this nursery rhyme collection.
Possession
Readers looking for spine-tinglers are better off with Amy Lukavics's Daughters unto Devils.
Let Your Voice Be Heard: The Life and Times of Pete Seeger
The subject is presented in such a way that readers will feel close to Seeger and be inspired to pursue more information on him and the causes he fought for.
Strangers Among Us: Tales of the Underdogs and Outcasts
Not a strong collection as a whole, but there are a few standouts among the stories that make this an additional purchase for collections in need of speculative fiction.
Girl Mans Up
Recommended for fans of YA urban fiction as well as those who prefer grittier LGBTQ lit.
Astronaut
This is a great addition for collections interested in space or in the "Busy People" series, especially for teacher librarians in search of an offering that highlights a girl interacting with a STEM topic.
Baby Wren and the Great Gift
Lovely and lyrical, this is a comforting story to be shared at storytime, bedtime, or anytime children are looking for reassurance of their special gifts.
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