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The Invisible Boy
A light-hearted read about a dark topic that is so wrapped in imaginary superhero play and bright clothing that the protagonists all appear to be much younger than their actual ages, making the back matter crucial for identifying and reporting suspicions of human trafficking.
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The Maps of Memory: Return to Butterfly Hill
Unfortunately, this sequel does little to advance the story line Agosín created, and it misses an opportunity to teach young readers about Chilean history.
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Revenge of the Living Ted
Readers will be anxiously turning the pages of this goofy and exciting title. Recommended for collections seeking more adventurous, illustrated middle grade.
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Everybody’s Tree
While not necessarily a tree for everybody, this book is a charming Christmas read-aloud for those who celebrate.
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Astronauts Zoom!: An Astronaut Alphabet
A good choice for lower elementary libraries. Children will enjoy learning about astronauts to practice their language skills.
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Stranger Danger
This book will be most useful in a library setting that serves a large Jewish population, especially within a Hebrew school setting.
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Betty & Veronica: The Bond of Friendship
A bright pick-me-up in the form of strong friendships and aspirational career daydreams.
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Let’s Explore With Cor Cor
Though an additional purchase at best, the book includes details about the author’s blog, chronicling his journeys and experiences, presenting a sound opportunity to connect kids with the many definitions of “able.”
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