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The Gang of the Feline Sun
There are plenty of more compelling graphic novels for kitty enthusiasts. Skip this one in favor of Drew Brockington’s “CatStronauts,” Ashley Spires’s “Binky the Space Cat,” or Georgia Dunn’s “Breaking Cat News.”
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From Farm Worker to Astronaut: My Path to the Stars/De campesino a astronaut: Mi viaje a las estrellas
This memoir, complete with glossaries in both English and Spanish, drawings of important technical details, and photos from the author’s childhood, is an ideal read for students who are excited about the expanses of the universe. Hernández makes his message clear: If you have a dream, you can achieve it; you just need to be ready to fail a few times first.
Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky
Part of the “Rick Riordan Presents” series, this debut novel offers a richly realized world, a conversational, breezy style, and a satisfying conclusion that leaves room for sequels.
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When Julia Danced Bomba / Cuando Julia bailaba bomba
An additional purchase for patrons who are interested in learning about bomba, a Puerto Rican dance.
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Shadowscent
The combination of fantasy, adventure, and a bit of romance makes this an appealing read.
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Karen’s Witch
This reimagining of a beloved series will appeal to readers young and old and will attract fans of the highly popular “Babysitters Club” graphic novels as well.
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Kugel for Hanukkah?
This is a sweet addition for public and Jewish libraries looking for a fun read to bulk up Hanukkah collections.
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The Bear and the Star
Because it is suitable for readers of different faiths or even as a plea for peace, this is a perfect choice for all holiday collections. The symbols of the tree, the star, the gifts, and other aspects of the story are best appreciated through group discussion.
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The Singing Rock & Other Brand-New Fairy Tales
A welcome addition to public and elementary school libraries with fans of Jennifer L. Holm’s “Squish,” Jarrett Krosoczka’s “Lunch Lady,” and Kazu Kibuishi’s “Explorer.”
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