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If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It: How 25 Inspiring Individuals Found Their Dream Jobs
A solid choice for a library needing middle grade nonfiction about careers.
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I Want to Be Big!
This is a fun read-aloud showing a loving and supportive family and the value of not wishing away the present. A good choice for libraries with young readers.
We Can Say No
This book should be in every classroom as an icebreaker, relieving children of the need to introduce the topic themselves, and a definite addition to any library; it’s a well-handled approach to a very important topic.
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The Note Who Faced the Music
A good choice for libraries needing stories for the music section or for funny books with wordplay.
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Mama’s Home
This would be a wonderful addition to an elementary library seeking books to show the diversity of African American culture as well as all the ways there are to be family.
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While You Sleep
A comforting story for kids who wonder what they’re missing by going to bed.
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Big Sharks, Small World
This board book will be fascinating to budding ichthyologists and their caregivers. A good choice for a library needing nonfiction books for the young.
The Flying Man: The Life of Otto Lilienthal, the World’s First Pilot
Readers will enjoy learning about a not very well-known designer and inventor of flying machines, making this book a missing link in collections about aviation and flight.
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On the Corner of Chocolate Avenue: How Milton Hershey Brought Milk Chocolate to America
In a crowded field of picture book biographies, this one doesn’t really cover any new ground.
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