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Velocity
Dystopian fans will relish a new, unexplored world, but they'll have to persevere through slow sections to get to the action.
Game Over, Super Rabbit Boy!
A strong addition to most chapter book collections, especially where there are gamers.
Lily
Large high school collections with generous budgets may choose to purchase. This novel is a better fit for a public library collection for mature teens.-Pamela Thompson, Col. John O. Ensor Middle School, El Paso, TX
The Pied Piper of Hamelin
Recommended for school and public libraries, where it will work well as a group read-aloud in storytimes and class visits. Use in discussions about ethics and moral dilemmas, or pair it with other versions of the tale and have students compare and contrast.
The First Silent Night
A cultural Christmas gem, this DVD would engage audiences in schools, libraries, and homes.—Lonna Pierce, MacArthur & Thomas Jefferson Elementary Schools, Binghamton, NY
A Walk on the Wild Side: Filled with Facts and over 60 Creatures
Highly attractive for browsing or for reading in chunks. The lightly humorous visuals will make this a standout among illustrated animal guides.
Is That Wise, Pig?
This read-aloud begs for extended activities, such as having children make (draw, paint, or cut) their own contributions to a communal pot of soup for the group. Recommended for all collections.
Storyworlds: Nature
This visually sumptuous volume will be a valuable addition to any library's collection of quality artistic nonfiction.
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