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Teach Me To Forget
A moving tale to recommend, especially to readers who loved Jennifer Niven's All the Bright Places.
Browse This! Great Magazines for Kids and Teens
From Ranger Rick to Rookie, these thoughtfully curated, smartly designed, and engagingly written magazines are sure to entice patrons, from babies and toddlers to teenagers.
Monsters On Their Minds | New YA Fiction
A new crop of horror titles offers a mix of historical fiction, fantasy, and even humor, spawning a slew of tales sure to have teens biting their nails.
Flying Couch: A Graphic Memoir
A good choice for libraries looking to bolster their graphic memoir collections, especially those seeking titles on the Jewish experience.
Everyday Science: 66 Experiments That Explain the Small and Big Things All Around Us
Although the brief summaries may leave kids needing to seek out other resources, the accessible experiments and attractive design will appeal to kids, parents, and teachers seeking fun science activities.
¡Sígueme!: Animales papás y bebés
A serviceable addition to early elementary nonfiction collections.
All the Dirt: A History of Getting Clean
A factual yet witty take on dirt and cleanliness. Highly recommended for school libraries.
Missy Piggle-Wiggle and the Whatever Cure
A fun family read-aloud, this version will win new fans without alienating devotees of the original series.
Runs with Courage
As a first impression of the American Indian residential boarding school experience, this lacks authenticity and reinforces some stereotypes. Readers would do better by picking up Shirley Sterling's My Name Is Seepeetza.
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