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Attack of the Killer Komodos
A thrilling, fast-paced adventure book where readers discover awe-inspiring science with interesting and diverse characters.
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The Wolf’s Curse
A secondary purchase for large libraries or to use in bibliotherapeutic circles to address grief over losing a loved one, or to talk about the cruel nature of mob mentality.
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She Persisted: Florence Griffith Joyner
A quietly remarkable biographical read that encourages elementary students of any gender to take a closer look at the life of Olympic sprinter Florence Griffith Joyner and her admirable resolve to work hard in pursuit of her dreams.
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Creepy Cafetorium
Large font and evocative illustrations make this an inviting option for early readers ready to try chapter books.
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Rosh Hashanah with Uncle Max
A strong choice for board book collections and holiday displays.–Rachel Kamin, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, Highland Park, IL
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The Three Little Superpigs: Trick or Treat?
This fairy tale mash-up adventure with a Halloween twist will make a great addition to festive read-alouds and plot sequence lessons.–Rachel Mulligan, Westampton, NJ
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Something New for Rosh Hashanah
A good choice for picture book shelves.–Rachel Kamin, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, Highland Park, IL
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There’s a Witch in Your Book
Like the others in the series, this entry has all the laughs kids could want, and it’s all fueled by readers’ actions. Perfect for handsy toddlers and preschoolers.–Rachel Forbes, Oakville P.L., Ont.
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Archie Celebrates Diwali
Though this isn’t a completely smooth read, enchanting illustrations and a simple plot offer an enjoyable glimpse of one family’s celebration. A strong choice for picture book shelves.–Rachel Owens, O’Neal Library, Birmingham, AL
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