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The 12th Candle
Although there are no surprises and only a token nod to diversity here, upper elementary school readers seeking a happy ending won’t be disappointed. Purchase where Wendy Mass’s “Willow Falls” series is popular.
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Double Felix
This would be a good introduction for upper elementary students to mental health issues and will appeal to students who like Jeff Kinney’s "Diary of a Wimpy Kid” and Rachel Renée Russell’s “Dork Diaries.”
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A Map into the World
This is an excellent addition to elementary school libraries, especially as an enhancement to selections about intergenerational love and acceptance, and immigration stories about bridging cultures.
Banned Book Club
Highly recommended for readers passionate about activism or political history, or for those who are simply looking for an excellent comic book.
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Hackers
The information is certainly relevant and timely, but few middle grade readers will have the attention span and patience to sit down and read the book cover to cover.
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Around the Table That Grandad Built
Despite a few subtle oversights, a welcome addition to a Thanksgiving unit and a useful addition to the topic of sequencing for young children.
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Give Me Back My Bones!
For preschool and kindergarten students curious about the inner workings of the human body, this is an engaging seasonal introduction to one aspect of it.
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Most Valuable Puppy
This pleasant early chapter book is a fine choice for one-on-one sharing but may be intimidating for those at the younger end of its intended audience. An additional purchase.
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