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Scritch Scratch Scraww Plop!
Though the idea is not particularly original, this is a fine addition to the canon of books to soothe nighttime fears.
Sybil Ludington: Revolutionary War Rider
This will make a solid addition to library collections, as there is a dearth of materials regarding the brave acts of females and young people during the Revolutionary War.
Hiawatha and the Peacemaker
This will be best used as a read-along as readers will not want to miss David Shannon's evocative, stunning illustrations for a fascinating glimpse of a true hero and the start of the Iroquois union. An afterword about the democratic influence of the Iroquois on the U.S. Constitution is included. ["All students should know the history of the Iroquois Confederacy, and this book provides the perfect opportunity for them to do so": SLJ 8/15 starred review of the Abrams book.]
Pieces of Why
Recommended. ["Going's straightforward prose doesn't overwhelm the story, but keeps it on a level that the likely audience will find appealing": SLJ 7/15 review of the Penguin/Kathy Dawson book.]
Where's the Baboon?
This fresh and festive book encourages not only wordplay but careful examination of illustration sure to please readers of any age.
The Curse of the Chocolate Phoenix
Hand this to readers who love adventure, fantasy, and "Mission Impossible"-type adventure.
A Fighting Chance
This is a promising debut from a new writer who uses her firsthand experiences in journalism to thoroughly craft a dramatic and thoughtful story about the struggles of two diverse youths in Monterey County, CA.
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