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Franklin Endicott and the Third Key

Kate DiCamillo | FICTION, Jun 01, 2021

A must-have for libraries looking for engaging early chapter books, and a compelling read-aloud. DiCamillo pens a glorious love letter to childhood uncertainty and the powerful and transformative world of reading.

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Paper Heart

Cat Patrick | FICTION, Jun 01, 2021

A suggested purchase for upper elementary and middle school libraries. Educators may want to use the book for group reads centered on coping with grief, trauma, and anxiety. Patrick weaves an authentic tale of a young girl with a sensitive heart who endures life’s hardships.

Together

Mona Damluji | FICTION, May 28, 2021

The riveting harmony of illustrative design and poetic verse in this board book achieves a simple yet emboldening portrayal of the influential strength of people united.

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The People We Choose

Katelyn Detweiler | FICTION, May 07, 2021

Less of a romance and more about relationships in general, this is an additional selection for larger collections.

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Are You a Cheeseburger?

Monica Arnaldo | FICTION, May 01, 2021

A delightfully quirky tale about an uncommon pairing of characters that offers light humor and guileless dialogue as they learn to treasure their blossoming friendship.

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Germs Up Close

Sara Levine | NONFICTION, May 01, 2021

Full of close-up visuals, this informational picture book provides basic, introductory support for explorations in upper-elementary science units about germs, including the COVID-19 virus, and brightly promotes the necessary correlation between scientific knowledge and health safety.

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Girl Warriors: How 25 Young Activists Are Saving the Earth

Rachel Sarah | NONFICTION, May 01, 2021

Younger teens and tweens will be inspired by this timely collection of young female activists who are bringing climate change to the forefront. Nonfiction collections serving younger teens would benefit from this title.