Carter, TE
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Star Eaters
Light speculative fiction with a vague hint of romance, this is a secondary selection.
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A Story Is to Share: How Ruth Krauss Found Another Way to Tell a Tale
Illustrations and text pay tribute to Krauss but leave young readers confused as to her story or even why she’s worthy of the honor.
Big and Small and In-Between
This lovely story stands out from others in the genre as it will connect with readers of all ages while encouraging discussion of life’s myriad moments—both great and small.
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Fifty-Four Things Wrong with Gwendolyn Rogers
Carter draws from her own experience as a neurodivergent person to create a novel worth adding to middle grade collections. This book will resonate with neurodivergent and neurotypical kids alike.
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Audrey L and Audrey W: Best Friends-ish
A great addition to libraries where memorable girls like “Ivy + Bean,” and “Judy Moody” are popular.
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Circle Under Berry
Despite vibrant art, this book lacks a focus on one or two concepts to build spatial recognition with obvious patterns. Not recommended.
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Dragon!
Highly recommended entertainment, and a first purchase for most collections, whether seeking bilingual books or not.
What the Kite Saw
This hopeful story is an important means of understanding and coping with the realities of war in one’s backyard.
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