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Knife's Edge
With exploits and intrigue aplenty, this story will appeal to anyone who loves a rollicking good read. Though this is a stand-alone, those who are familiar with the previous book will get more out of this second installment.
Anatomy of Innocence: Testimonies of the Wrongfully Convicted
A valuable resource for students interested in the legal system and social justice.
Sir Cumference and the Fracton Faire: A Math Adventure
Suitable for all libraries, this is a fun little math adventure that introduces the basics of fractions to early elementary audiences.
The Owl and the Lemming
A charming option that's suitable for most library collections and short enough to be used in storytimes.
King Arthur: The Story of How Arthur Became King
An additional purchase for larger public libraries, where the Disney-esque illustrations will appeal to younger readers.
Closing Down Heaven
A good choice for middle and high school libraries, but the use of verse might limit its appeal.
Here We Are: 44 Voices Write, Draw, and Speak About Feminism for the Real World
There is something here for everyone. This celebratory examination of feminism is a much-needed addition to teen collections.
Girls Can Do Anything: From Sports to Innovation, Art to Politics, Meet Over 200 Women Who Got There First
Browsable but ultimately unsatisfying. Consider only for collections in need of an overview of women's achievements.
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