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Why Are Ostriches So Big?: And Other Curious Bird Adaptations
Top-notch nonfiction for middle schoolers.
Big Dogs, Little Dogs: A Visual Guide to the World's Dogs
Those seeking facts for school reports should stick to more traditional resources, but dog lovers will spend hours poring over these winsome illustrations.
Lucy and Lila
This imaginative tale will work well as a read-aloud, and the basic vocabulary should not intimidate emergent readers. The story also offers an easy springboard to a craft or art endeavor. A satisfying addition that should find an audience in most libraries.
Batgirl Vol
Batgirl is a mature character, and the volume reflects that sensibility; give it to older YA readers looking for a new superhero to follow. Reading the first volume is recommended, but not necessary.
A Little in Love
This retelling of a famous story in a fresh, new way is a great listening experience for teens and adults. ["The entire tale will be long remembered, and is a must-read for all Les Mis fans": SLJ 6/15 starred review of the Scholastic Chicken House book.]
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Baby/Toddler—Lovely, dynamic works that explore often overlooked concepts, such as measurement and location...
The entire tale will be long remembered, and is a must-read for all Les Mis fans.
Gotham Academy: Welcome to Gotham Academy
The emphasis on friendships and high school drama mixed with action-packed sequences and an otherworldly tone makes this graphic novel perfect for not only fans of the franchise but those who enjoy boarding school fiction.
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