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Sequoia
Teachers may want to use this title to demonstrate the use of figurative language or pair it with Jason Chin's Redwoods (Roaring Brook, 2009) for a unit on California giants.
Pennies for Hitler
Gr 6 Up—This poignant, thoughtful story of a confused young German boy at the beginning of World War II has plenty of action and suspense...
Something About a Bear
PreS-Gr 2—Children who love bears should relish the realistic, lush watercolors in this close-up glimpse of eight different ursines—the moon bear, sun bear, sloth bear, brown bear, spectacled bear, American black bear, giant panda, and polar bear—featured on full spreads accompanied by brief narratives that provide facts about hunting range, habitats, coloration, foods, even predators...
Baby Storytime Magic: Active Early Literacy Through Bounces, Rhymes, Tickles and More
This guide features stories, rhymes, songs, and activities as well as library storytime management tips...
Beyond Intelligence: Secrets for Raising Happily Productive Kids
Emphasizing the latest research, two experienced educators explore the many different ways that children learn and how best to encourage their intelligence, creativity, and interests to help them thrive socially and academically...
Harlem Hellfighters
Gr 6 Up—This beautifully illustrated collection of free-verse poems introduces readers to the Harlem Hellfighters, a group of black American soldiers who fought in World War I, impressing the French with their courage and tenacity while also inspiring Europeans with their music, "a mix of primitive jazz, blues, and upbeat ragtime...
Mocha Dick: The Legend and the Fury
Gr 3 up—This intricately designed picture book tells the story of the real life whale that inspired Herman Melville's Moby-Dick...
A Year in the Story Room
This complete guide for story times, which covers programs for babies to early readers for an entire year, will be most helpful to new children's librarians, but includes original ideas to inspire even the experienced programmer...
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