TAYLOR, S. S.
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Walls: The Long History of Human Barriers and Why We Build Them
An attractive purchase for larger collections or populations interested in understanding the history of walls, geography, and the human tendency to build barriers.
How to Eat in Space
Great for educators or anyone looking to teach children essential life skills while sparking an interest in science. Heartwarming and informative, this is a stellar addition to any collection.
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How Not to Be a Vampire Slayer
Consider for large collections and readers just starting to dip their fangs into dark(ish) fantasy.
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The Greatest Kid in the World
Although resembling Gordon Korman’s Restart and Ungifted, Anderson’s latest aims to infuse more kindness in the world by recognizing how one’s actions impact others.
A Place Called America: A Story of the Land and People
Thermes excels in providing a large scale overview of America’s history rooted in the experiences of many, rather than few. A first purchase and a remarkable undertaking.
Forget-Me-Not Blue
A unique book with the message that the scars of generational trauma are deep and lasting, but the cycle can be broken with creative outlets, strong family ties, and determination. A must-read companion to Leslie Connor’s Waiting for Normal.
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Of All Tribes: American Indians and Alcatraz
Ideal for classroom use, this title provides an essential and frequently omitted voice to recent history.
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