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Arthur Who Wrote Sherlock
Well-intentioned though this may be, it bombs—both because the pictures convey an improbable racial mix for the depicted times and places, and because fans of the original stories will find more value in fuller introductions to the author’s life and works.
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Fox Needs Socks
This series will launch readers as effectively as Hop on Pop and Green Eggs and Ham. Recommended for most collections.
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The Beast and the Bethany
This book will appeal to readers because of its clever humor, despicable characters, and shocking reveals. It will fit nicely alongside zanier books like those from Roald Dahl, Neil Gaiman’s Fortunately, the Milk, and Lois Lowry’s “The Willoughbys” series.
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The Boy Whose Head Was Filled with Stars: A Story about Edwin Hubble
A quiet, inspirational picture book biography.
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Sea Otters: A Survival Story
This very relevant book on climate change and endangered species is a strong choice for all nonfiction collections. Give to readers who are interested in books that show how to make a real difference for the overall welfare of the planet.
Just Because
A charming celebration of bedtime rituals and parent-child affection, this book also underscores the importance of fostering imagination and wonderment while nurturing young minds.
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Gone is Gone: Wildlife Under Threat
A refreshing look at endangered species. Especially recommended for secondary environmental science classrooms.
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Cassandra Steps Out
A good match for readers who enjoy stories about animals or psychic powers.
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