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Adolf Hitler
This thorough biography of one of history's monsters is recommended for upper junior high school readers with an interest in history and the political and social sciences.
Rodzilla
An engaging and humorous picture book for young children and their parents to share together.
Stop Feedin' da Boids!
A book that encourages a sense of community (in all its diversity); a great addition for any library, whether located in Brooklyn or elsewhere.
Rickety Stitch and the Gelatinous Goo: The Road to Epoli
Conjuring up an entertaining bard's tale, this adventure is sure to appeal to anyone who loves high fantasy punctuated with comedy, especially older fans of Jeff Smith's "Bone."
The Case from Outer Space
Those who enjoy Preller's works for younger readers will welcome the return of Jigsaw Jones. Highly recommended, especially for devotees of series such as David A. Adler's "Cam Jansen," Ron Roy's "A to Z Mysteries" and "Calendar Mysteries," and, of course, Marjorie Weinman Sharmat's "Nate the Great."
The Next Together
This science fiction take on European history will excite any historical fiction reader. Although the main characters are teens, this title also has crossover adult appeal.
Big Little Hippo
A great selection to share with young children to show them that they are "bigger" than they believe and that their actions, big and small, do matter.
Ladybug Girl's Day Out with Grandpa
A wonderful addition to the series for one-on-one and small group sharing.
A Spy Called James: The True Story of James Lafayette, Revolutionary War Double Agent
Perfect for young listeners wanting to know more about the Revolutionary War and African American history. ["A profoundly successful work": SLJ 11/16 starred review of the Millbrook book.]—Erin Cataldi, Johnson County Public Library, Franklin, IN
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