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Escape Room
Young teens who enjoy escape rooms may get a kick out of seeing this game turned into trap, but for those seeking deeper thrills, this light thriller will be less entertaining.
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CRISPR: A Powerful Way To Change DNA
A relevant, evidence-based resource for high school students and academic library collections. Ridge successfully demonstrates the necessity of an educated debate about the nuanced pros and cons of gene modification.
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The Wizerd!: Vol. 1: And the Potion of Dreams!
This is a series to watch and one that fantasy fans are likely to return to.
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Frankie Comics
This lighthearted furfest is ideal for readers who aspire to, or see themselves in, Dukes’s sweet little slice of adult domestic life.
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Eels
A solid addition to the series, this latest field guide will win over fans. Recommended as a general purchase for school and public libraries.
The Problem with Problems
This is a must for every library. By giving children the ability to articulate what’s happening to them, this engaging read-aloud will help children overcome their fears and confidently face all obstacles. How empowering!
The Kitchen Pantry Scientist: Chemistry for Kids: Homemade Science Experiments and Activities Inspired by Awesome Chemists, Past and Present
This bright, engaging text provides young middle school readers with the inspiration and means to conduct enlightening at-home experiments. Detailed biographies of notable chemists, simple yet purposeful explanations, and visual aids enhance this well-rounded guide that demonstrates important chemistry concepts. Readers are sure to experience wondrous results in their own kitchens.
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The Ship We Built
This middle grade debut is a strong addition to any library collection; it will spark needed conversations among children and adults alike, aiding the journey toward a more compassionate and open community.
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Such a Library!
The expressive, repetitive text is ideal for reading out loud; pair this with Margot Zemach’s It Could Always Be Worse for a more complete introduction.
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