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Rosie's Glasses
This wordless picture book explores the impact positive thinking can have on one's happiness. A solid choice for most school and public libraries.
Rosie's Glasses
This wordless picture book explores the impact positive thinking can have on one's happiness. A solid choice for most school and public libraries.
Just Breathe: Meditation, Mindfulness, Movement, and More
A solid addition to collections in need of meditation and mindfulness titles for tweens.
Not So Different: What You Really Want To Ask About Having a Disability
This slim book packs a punch and can serve as a good introduction for students about people with disabilities.
Showdown
With action-packed sequences on the field and riveting plots off of it dealing with timely topics, such as sports injuries and sexism, this series will appeal to hi-lo readers on a fourth grade reading level.
A former-soccer-player girl learns to become a kicker ([cf2]Extra[cf1]); a senior running back loses his spot to the new kid ([cf2]False[cf1]); a competitive linebacker considers pushing his concussed teammate back into a game ([cf2]Hit[cf1]). While lacking meaty plot lines, lessons about overcoming individual trials and practicing good sportsmanship are woven through these football-focused hi-lo novels. There are three other fall 2017 books in this series.
Uniquely Wired: A Book About Autism and Its Gifts
A helpful tool for teachers and parents to help foster empathy and understanding among students.
Tracks
These books, written at a fourth grade reading level, are fast-paced with clear-cut resolutions to each case that will resonate with mystery and suspense fans.
Love Is Love
While these books are longer than typical hi-lo titles, their relatable characters, highly readable story lines, and contemporary themes will keep realistic fiction fans engaged.
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