Lewis, J. S.
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Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity
An engaging, impressively illustrated title for middle and high school students who want to understand Einstein’s theory of relativity and the complexities of his discoveries.
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Curious Comparisons: A Life-Size Look at the World Around You
Libraries with elementary students hungry for fact-based reading or looking for real-life math connections could use this book as an introductory text. Recommended.
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Where Is Our Library?: A Story of Patience and Fortitude
For children who live in or have visited New York City, this is especially appealing. For larger collections and those in the NYC area.
Sometimes People March
A must-have for any collection looking for age-appropriate books to answer questions about current events and social justice issues.
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Perkin’s Perfect Purple: How a Boy Created Color with Chemistry
This pleasant narrative detailing an unexpected discovery could appeal to readers interested in a variety of subjects: history, science, fashion, and uplifting stories of perseverance.
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Jabberwocky
For those who like their nonsense epic and just a bit gory, the large scale scenes of glowering creatures and a triumphant warrior give new life to the poem.
Dark Was the Night: Blind Willie Johnson’s Journey to the Stars
A beautiful, timely tribute to a little-known musician and space venture.
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