Suzanne Costner
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The ABCs of Women in Music
An introduction to musical history that represents a diversity of backgrounds and abilities, perfect for filling out music classrooms and library collections.
The Astronomer Who Questioned Everything: The Story of Maria Mitchell
A well-told and attractive addition to biography collections, ideal for introducing famous astronomers, female scientists, or other pioneers in STEM fields.
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Zack and Ike Are Exactly Alike
This is a story perfect for sharing with children who are having difficulty navigating similar social moments or simply struggling with some of the nuances of friendship.
Arab Arab All Year Long!
A generous and helpful introduction to the richness and variety of what it means to be Arab that will have readers comparing and contrasting scenes with their own family activities.
How Does It Work? | General Science Series Nonfiction
Budding scientists and mathematicians are always asking questions about how and why the world functions, and these series are made to answer those inquiring minds.
Disasters, Discoveries, and Dissent | History Series Nonfiction
History can be a bit intimidating to some students, but this season’s series cover a wide range of topics to pique their curiosities.
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Melody Lifts Her Voice (American Girl)
An enjoyable historical fiction picture book for beginning readers sure to please American Girl fans; this is also a possibility for teachers looking for books about the Civil Rights movement suitable for young readers.–
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Cornbread & Poppy
A perfect choice for fans of Jacqueline Davies’s “Sydney and Taylor” series, and other dynamic duos.
STEAMing Right Along | General Science Series Nonfiction
Whether the books focus on the improvement of sneaker design, coding a robot’s actions, or how to bend a soccer kick, publishers are working hard to make the information personally relevant and attractive.
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