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The Bacteria Book: The Big World of Really Tiny Microbes
With simple language and visually engaging graphics, this book is a solid choice for nonfiction collections; it will appeal to both browsers and budding scientists.
Margot and Mateo Save the World
A great hook sets off this offbeat and highly enjoyable read. A solid purchase for most collections that is likely to entice even reluctant readers.
Margot and Mateo Save the World
A great hook sets off this offbeat and highly enjoyable read. A solid purchase for most collections that is likely to entice even reluctant readers.
Cracking Cancer
POG's premise that cancer is a disease of genetic mutations and treatment should target what caused the mutation is a fascinating development in the ongoing struggle to battle cancer. Recommended for science classes studying biology and genetics.
Illumanatomy
A nifty book sure to appeal to casual browsers and science devotees alike. Large collections may want to consider.
I've Got My Period. So What?
Intriguing but not a must-have. Most libraries will want to stick with Karen and Jennifer Gravelle's now classic The Period Book: A Girl's Guide to Growing Up.
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