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What Degas Saw
Libraries—both close to and far from museums—in need of introductions to art and artists will want to consider this beautifully illustrated volume.
Birdsong: A Story in Pictures
Young fans of this publisher's graphic novels will recognize the familiar format and be eager to borrow this enchanting book.
Millie Marotta's Coloring Adventure
Gr 3 Up—One of the noteworthy publishing trends of 2015 was coloring books for adults...
Toshi's Little Treasures
The stop, look, and identify character of the book echoes the leisurely, exploratory nature of the duo's walks and engenders repeat visits.
The Color Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings
Less a story than a vehicle to initiate a reassuring conversation about emotions and how to identify them.
Marilyn Nelson's "My Seneca Village" | A Lesson Plan and Discussion Guide
In a series of stunning poems, Newbery and Coretta Scott King awards honoree Marilyn Nelson introduces readers to My Seneca Village, a multiethnic 19th-century community that thrived on the edge of what today is New York City’s Central Park
AASL 2015: Spirit and Surprises
From a late night Hackathon to an on-site maker space, conversations about “ubiquitous leadership,” “digital tattoos,” best apps, and much more, the 2015 American Association of School Librarians (AASL) conference had something for everyone.
Americanine: A Haute Dog in New York
While the written humor may be one-note, the book's audience—whether native New Yorkers or tourists—isn't likely to notice or mind as they pore over Kebbi's detail-rich, engaging art.
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