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Wood Could
A richly executed comedic piece, this hides tenderness in rough bark but is a real softie when it comes to charm. With funny wordplay and pacing to delight with every turn of the page, this one’s a must.
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The Vanished: Shuri
Fans of the comics, not to mention middle graders who love strong female protagonists using their brains as well as their bravery to save the world, will appreciate this latest in the popular series; recommended for junior high collections.
Secrets of the Sea: The Story of Jeanne Power, Revolutionary Marine Scientist
An excellent purchase for elementary school collections because of the focus on an unsung female scientist paired with solid back matter and beautiful illustrations.
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Dear Justyce
This novel is perfect for public and school libraries who are looking to offer a nuanced perspective on the juvenile justice system.
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Be Amazing: A History of Pride
While libraries need a great children’s introduction to those who have worked on behalf of the queer community, this book lacks a nuanced overview of LGBTQ history. However, Napoles’s unbridled enthusiasm and confidence are refreshing and inspiring.
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All Welcome Here
A pleasant addition to first-day-of-school literature that focuses on the some of the upsides of school.
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Monsters 101
With an emphasis on the gross over the frightening, and eager reassurances that monsters are “nice if you get to know” them, this is for those who prefer their monsters tame.
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Silli’s Sheep
All readers will be charmed by the earnest Silli’s perseverance, in a tale that celebrates nonsense while skillfully keeping children in the know. Recommended for most collections.
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Chirri & Chirra, Under the Sea
Best for one-on-one-sharing, this gentle tale will charm both established fans and newcomers to the series.
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