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Answering the Cry for Freedom: Stories of African Americans and the American Revolution
Researchers and history fans alike will surely appreciate this work that brings attention to a missing part of U.S. history. Recommended for libraries and classrooms that serve middle school students.
Big Bear, Small Mouse
Fans of Bear Snores On will want to add this fun and effortless tool for teaching opposites to their storytime repertoires.
The Door at the Crossroads
For those who appreciate historical fiction with a little fantasy mixed in. It can also be used by educators to encourage discussion among readers who are interested in social justice work.
Oxblood
This page-turner, full of international adventure, mystery, and intrigue, is an excellent choice for avid readers.
The Secret Life of Figgy Mustardo
An imaginative story about friendship and being lonely that will work in the classroom and make a fun storytime.
Standing Tall
A solid addition, especially where realistic sports fiction—rugby in particular—is in demand.
Lotus and Thorn
This book will have the most appeal for committed science fiction fans and those looking for a new fairy-tale retelling in the style of Marissa Meyer's Cinder or R.C. Lewis's Stitching Snow.
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