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Mary Engelbreit’s Little Book of Love
A suggested purchase for large libraries looking to update their already extensive holiday section or expand their Engelbreit holdings. The author gives readers what they have come to expect from her work: a sentimental, greeting-card look at a holiday through famous people’s words.
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Meltdown: Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear Disaster in Fukushima
An in-depth, scientific approach to explain the disastrous 2011 Tohoku earthquake, deadly tsunami, and tragic nuclear meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan.
Tell Me My Name
An immersive, smartly written view into the mind of a young woman coping with her identity and trauma; a distinct perspective to add to the mental health fiction selection.
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My Pet (Not Yours)
The comedy and color of this picture book will snag the attention of first and second grade readers with high reading skills, but they may feel shortchanged by the experience.
From Archie to Zack
A pure and perfect capture of first love, joyful and painful in the worries and doubt; the love on the page is so vivid it raises goosebumps of veracity and provides parents with a model to share with any child in the throes of a lasting crush.
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Every Single Lie
A realistic and gripping contemporary novel that many teens will thoroughly enjoy. A worthwhile selection for high school and YA public library collections.
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Notes from a Young Black Chef
Onwuachi candidly declares how the weight of the trials he experienced impacted his story and fortified his culinary dreams, with an intensive reflection of family roots, aspirations, and expectations.
A Year of Everyday Wonders
Through detailed visual elements, this quietly delightful picture book speaks to the potential treasure of small moments in childhood.
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Nico Bravo and the Cellar Dwellers
A satisfying continuation of the first book; fantasy and graphic novel readers, especially those who love Rick Riordan, will enjoy reading more of Nico’s escapades.
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