Brittany McMahon
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After the Moonrise
Those with a fondness for nature, animals, a farm at night, and the lovely nocturnal atmosphere will cherish this selection; especially recommended for young readers interested in this style of illustration.
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Howard the Average Gecko
Readers will delight in discovering hidden creatures along with Howard; especially recommended for young readers who may be meeting the tropical flora and fauna for the first time.
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Sam’s Super Seats
Regardless of differences, this is a back-to-school tale that captures the excitement and anticipation of this special time of year; the treatment of Sam’s working with her particular body while surpassing expectations and living life to the fullest is one every child can relate to. Recommended for all those teaching acceptance and tolerance in all aspects of life.
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You’re Loved
An adorable choice for new families and young children; especially recommended for libraries with collections that support infant, toddler, and preschool populations.
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Alaska Is for the Birds!: Fourteen Favorite Feathered Friends
A handsome spotlight on these feathered friends, this is recommended for nonfiction collections and fans of wildlife.
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Marine Biologists on a Dive
For career-day collections, this is a flawed but cheerful glimpse of marine biology and scientific teamwork.
Powwow Day
A tender and inspiring view of Indigenous traditions and how celebrating them can lead to healing and redemption.
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Goodbye, Bear
A well-paced and gentle exploration of the death and grieving of a loved one; a must for counseling libraries and other collections on death.
A Storm of Horses: The Story of Artist Rosa Bonheur
An engrossing and stunning biography of a feminist and LGBTQIA+ icon who deserves more accolades and adoration than evident to present day; especially recommended for art or women’s history students.
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