MORRIS, J. E.
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Mo’s Bows: A Young Person’s Guide to Startup Success
It’s refreshing to see a book that acknowledges the creativity and budding business sense of young people. However, while the content is fun and informational, the work may appeal only to a limited audience.
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SLAY
This book adds another layer to the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo narrative. Readers are invited to learn about the black experience in game culture through a compelling new lens. Exploring different versions of the African American experience, this is an important title for public and school libraries
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Bear Came Along
Full of messages about seizing the day and learning from one another, this jaunty tale and its large-scale, immersive pictures expansively invite readers to come along, too
Fear the Bunny
An enjoyable read-aloud about a fierce creature finding his own weakness that deserves a place on most picture book shelves.
Hip-Hop Culture
A highly attractive exposé of the artistry and legacy behind a popular music style for high schoolers.
This title, ideal for student research, explores hip-hop dance in historical, political, and cultural context. The clean layout employs a large font, wide margins, plentiful color photos, and informative sidebars. Overall, this series celebrates hip-hop as the voice of urban and marginalized populations while also objectively addressing concerns such as commercialization. Reading list, timeline. Bib., glos., ind.
Fish Are Not Afraid of Doctors
Young readers will connect with Maud and will look forward to her next outing. A solid purchase for libraries.
Fish Are Not Afraid of Doctors
Young readers will connect with Maud and will look forward to her next outing. A solid purchase for libraries.
One Cheetah, One Cherry: A Book of Beautiful Numbers
A unique, artistic addition to the counting canon.
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