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Friends for Freedom: The Story of Susan B. Anthony & Frederick Douglass
This brief book introduces a piece of American history in a way that is accessible to younger children.
Adventures with Waffles
Recommended for public and school libraries, this will be useful as supplementary material in units about day-to-day life in another country.
Artfully told, this middle grade novel pleases on many levels.
Princess Posey and the First Grade Boys
This is just right for younger listeners who would benefit from the lesson about kindness.
Astrid the Fly
For those who can ignore the facts that baby flies are actually maggots, that flies don't swim, that they vomit on their food before eating it, and that 58 flies live in a family's sofa, then there is plenty to enjoy in this humorous tale in which readers have the inside scoop.
Unspeakable
Although Unspeakable admirably tackles a serious and difficult topic, the stylistic flaws and poor characterization fail to create a well-developed story.
The Luck Uglies: Fork-Tongue Charmers
Though enough questions are answered to satisfy readers, the cliff-hanger ending will have them enthusiastically awaiting the final installment.
The Paper Cowboy
This work can occasionally be difficult to listen to, especially the beatings Tommy receives at his mother's hand, but overall it's a very rewarding audio experience.
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