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Architecture According to Pigeons
Gr 3–6—Who would have thought that pigeons have "a deep and abiding passion for architecture"? Tailfeather, who narrates this tour of world buildings and other structures, is well aware that humans view his kind with disgust, so he's on a mission to educate them not only about architecture, but also about pigeon intelligence...
Spenser and the Rocks
PreS-Gr 2—These titles are slightly revised versions of Peter and the Rocks and Up, Up in a Balloon (both Holt, 1969)...
Darkness Everywhere: The Assassination of Mohandas Gandhi
Gr 8 Up—This straightforward narrative opens with an overview of Gandhi's youth, years in South Africa fighting for social justice, use of nonviolent protests, and role in India's independence...
Anne Frank's Chestnut Tree
Gr 2–4—This beginning reader introduces Anne Frank as she admires the chestnut tree that stands outside the window of the Secret Annex...
Reporter in Disguise: The Intrepid Vic Steinberg
Gr 7 Up—Vic Steinberg was the pseudonym of a female investigative journalist in Victorian-era Toronto...
From Army Ants to Vampire Bats: Animals | Series Made Simple Spring 2013
Animal books are perennial favorites for pleasure reading and report writing. This spring, series about pets, both common and unusual, are prevalent, as are titles about attention-grabbing (big or scary) creatures. While many of the sets cover standard report elements such as habitats, life cycles, and the food chain, others have a more specific focus.
Beagle
Gr 1–3—In the first two spreads, readers hear directly from the dogs themselves, with each canine describing its personality and its needs (e...
The Life Cycle of Army Ants
Gr 3–5—Despite the titles, only a few pages of each book are devoted to the life cycles of their subjects...
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