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I'm the Big One Now!: Poems about Growing Up
This encouraging, kid-centric collection of poems is a fun and approachable homage to iconic rights of passage. A general purchase.-Taylor Worley, Springfield Public Library, OR
Carl and the Meaning of Life
This book is a poignant example of the important contributions of even the smallest creature, but it's better than that—it's a science lesson as well. Freedman subtly explains the delicate balance of nature and each creature's role in maintaining it. Carl is an endearing protagonist.
A Drop of Hope
Readers who enjoyed Louis Sachar's Fuzzy Mud will be drawn to this positive tale that reminds readers that they are not alone.
Raising Young Athletes: Parenting Your Children to Victory in Sports and Life
Solid, trustworthy advice for parents of athletes elementary age and up.Julia M. Reffner, Richmond, VA
Captain's Log: Snowbound
Whether for fun or for curriculum support, Snowbound is a strong addition to library collections.
Defying the Nazis
A fine addition to biography, Holocaust, and World War II collections that serve teens.
Giraffe Problems
This book will appeal to older preschoolers as well as elementary school kids, and would lend itself perfectly to dramatic interpretation or an art lesson in sponge or block printing.
A Bunch of Punctuation
Educators and libraries looking to provide grammar resources a bit lighter than the average textbook will find this a useful and enjoyable addition to their collection.
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