Wilson, N. D
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One Last Shot: Based on a True Story of Wartime Heroism: The Story of Wartime Photographer Gerda Taro
Providing ready access in all formats to overlooked female heroes should be requisite for all libraries.
Young, Gifted and Black Too: Meet 52 More Black Icons from Past and Present
The unique range of this biographical collection makes it a must-have, especially where a more diverse biographical selection is needed.
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Don’t Mix Up My Puppy!
With a smiling carrot, a happy bee, and other touches, this lighthearted game will lead to mix-ups and “Put it back!” and plenty of happy accidents. A keeper.
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Last Chance Dance
Wilson’s breezy narrative and the inventive Last Chance Dance premise make a winning combination in this romance where Leila learns how to trust again while figuring out how to define herself outside of her relationship status.
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Angry Bear
The bear’s okay. The approach is funny. The safety mirror is sturdy enough for library use.
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Don’t Mix Up My Dinosaur!
Touch and feel books are always popular with this age group, and this one will stand up to heavy use in circulation.
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One Last Shot: Based on a True Story of Wartime Heroism: The Story of Wartime Photographer Gerda Taro
This well-researched narrative account will be most appreciated for its historical insights. Recommended particularly for classroom study of the Spanish Civil War, and for readers with an interest in photography or political advocacy.
Where We Come From
Outstanding in all ways, this title deserves a place in most collections and adds a wonderful opportunity for upper elementary students (and higher!) to unpack our complicated histories.
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Play Like a Girl
The depiction of football is well done and will be a big draw, but the familiar path of the plot lessens the emotional buy-in for readers. Give this to sports-loving fans of Shannon Hale, Jennifer Holm, Kayla Miller, and Raina Telgemeier.
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