Myra Zarnowski
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If Bees Disappeared
A rich, well-designed offering with multiple uses for teachers and students. A standout among the many books about honeybees.
Frogs
A welcome addition to animal study units, for read-alouds, and for enjoyment and learning. Truly a winner.
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Me and the World: An Infographic Exploration
While the written text could do much more to support the reader’s understanding of infographics and how to interpret them, the infographics themselves are interesting to study and contemplate. A teacher, librarian, or parent could help children examine, analyze, and use this information.
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She Caught the Light: Williamina Stevens Fleming: Astronomer
A compelling story and a fine addition to STEM studies.
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The Metric System
The mix of informative text and hands-on activities make this an excellent introduction to the metric system.
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The Everyday Workings of Machines: How Machines Work, from Toasters and Telephones to Hovercrafts and Robots
The mechanically inclined and those interested in how machines work will enjoy the many colorful graphics, but the text would most likely require supplementary information.
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Wild Style: Amazing Animal Adornments
A possible supplement to animal studies. Educators and caretakers should read the book first before sharing so that they are ready for responses to some of the more unsavory animal attributes such as the beetle’s “poop umbrella.”
Life in a Frozen World: Wildlife of Antarctica
A superb choice for students who are studying animal adaptation and how climate change impacts Antarctica. The well-researched text and captivating illustrations work well to convey the importance of conservation.
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