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Summer at Squee
A fun summer camp coming-of-age story for all students, but especially those traversing issues of cross-cultural identity.
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Luli and the Language of Tea
A delightful look at coming together despite differences that is centered on the immigrant experience of learning English. A great addition to all collections.
The Many Meanings of Meilan
Meilan’s story should be on library shelves everywhere. Recommended as a general purchase.
Watercress
A powerful story sure to awaken empathy and curiosity: Who else left behind a homeland, and at what cost?
Magic Ramen: The Story of Momofuku Ando
An inspiring story of persistence and an ideal purchase for any collection.–Natalie Romano, Denver Public Library
The Nian Monster
This tale of New Year's high jinks has enough information to be enjoyed by those who have never encountered the holiday, and the focus on Xingling's wits and the monster's antics will be a draw for those who have celebrated it their entire lives. A fun read-aloud that's sure to induce giggles.
How Can We Reduce Nuclear Pollution?
This informative series will inspire young readers to join the cause for climate change.
Though standard (and somewhat choppy) in describing the types of pollution or waste in each category and the problems they create, these texts may extend kids' outlooks and interest in the subjects. Illustrated with appropriate color photos and infographics, the books conclude with ways in which adults and kids can help, including writing to their representatives in government. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the following Searchlight Books: What Can We Do About Pollution titles: Transportation Pollution, Nuclear Pollution, Agricultural Pollution, Manufacturing Pollution, Household Waste, and Fossil Fuel Pollution.
Learning About South America
Solid choices for elementary collections.
This boilerplate series provides basic information about the continent it covers in serviceable but generic prose. Choppy presentation of facts about wildly different parts of North America mar this installment. Brief chapters provide information on countries and cities, climate, landforms, natural resources, people, cultures, and economics. Colorful stock photos, maps, and sidebars appear throughout. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
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