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The Great Wolf Rescue: Saving the Red Wolves
This educational read is certain to be valued and enjoyed by all who seek to learn more about the native red wolf. A fabulous addition to all nonfiction library shelves.
The Crane and the Keeper: How an Endangered Crane Chose a Human as Her Mate
This outstanding book with great information is endearing as well, demonstrating the power of perseverance, love, and commitment. A first purchase wherever children flock.
The Salt Thief: Gandhi’s Heroic March to Freedom
An important addition to all library shelves to demonstrate how one person’s actions can change a nation and change the world.
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Emily Snook: The World’s Smallest Cook
A delightful message-in-rhyme makes for a fun read-aloud for anyone who’s ever wondered if they have what it takes to accomplish a goal.
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Nancy Bess Had a Dress
Nancy Bess and her multi-purpose flour sack will make an excellent story for history units and environmental lessons, with the story’s gentle pitch for conservation and repurposing. A delightful addition to all primary library shelves.
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From the Farm, to Our Table
A nice addition to younger children’s library shelves that will serve as a reminder that the food everyone eats comes from people who work hard to ensure they stay healthy.
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This Is My Brain!: A Book on Neurodiversity
An excellent purchase to help readers learn about the importance of the brain, and a great addition to Gravel’s other nonfiction titles.
Buffalo Dreamer
A powerful addition to all middle grade library shelves highlighting a time in history that has been hidden and often forgotten in both Canada and the U.S.
The Next Scientist: The Unexpected Beginnings and Unwritten Future of the World’s Great Scientists
An effective and generous book that encourages exploration, maker spaces, and tinkering. Perfect for a unit on biographies, as well as a way to introduce a maker project. The inclusion of names that are not often covered is a breath of fresh air. A first purchase for all libraries.
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