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The Underdogs
Once they get to the end, mystery lovers will want to go back and read it all again to find the hidden clues.
Women of Colonial America: 13 Stories of Courage and Survival in the New World
A strong option for those looking for more materials on women's contributions to American history.
The Case of the Girl in Grey
Not as strong as the previous volume; purchase only where the first book in the series is popular.
Ruffleclaw
This is a winningly unique chapter book starring a lovable monster with whom young readers will empathize.
The Tin Snail
A feel-good story about the French Resistance that might very well inspire more than a few designers and engineers.
The Tale of Rescue
An excellent selection for fans of survival literature and realistic animal adventure.
"What Did He Say?": A Book About Quotation Marks
These very basic introductions will work best when accompanying classroom instruction.
Through a brief story, each book demonstrates multiple uses of one punctuation mark: Ahmed, for instance, uses exclamation points when he makes the soccer team (Exciting!). Different-color type effectively highlights each in-text use of the featured punctuation mark. The stories are slight, but the repeat characters' enthusiastic, friendly faces may engage readers. A list of each mark's key functions is appended. Review covers these Punctuation Station titles: "What Did You Say?", Stop Right There., Take a Pause, Paul, This Is Exciting, We're Going to the Smiths' House, and What Is That?.
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