JONES, Tom
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North Pole / South Pole
This large, attractive book could serve as a good introduction to the Arctic and Antarctic, but without an index (no doubt due to its flip-book format), it may be difficult for students to quickly locate specific information.
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Master of One
This sterling start to a high fantasy series features creative world-building, nuanced and witty characters, good versus evil, a perilous quest, and a touch of romance for both queer and straight characters. Recommended for most fantasy lovers.
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A Story for Small Bear
This is a lovely, feel-good addition to the hibernation-themed canon, to be savored during story times or one-on-one sharing at bedtime.
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Fable
There’s treachery on the high seas in this exciting tale of lost treasure, love, and survival. Recommended for all libraries.
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Jayla Jumps In
Jayla’s relatable trials and tribulations will resonate with many middle grade readers. The catchy jumping chants across the generations may inspire a resurgence of Double Dutch among a new generation.
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Sing Like No One’s Listening
Readers looking for a YA novel about the love of theatre or the arts would do better to check out Leah Johnson’s You Should See Me in a Crown or Cynthia Leitich Smith’s Hearts Unbroken.
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Where Happiness Begins
For those seekign titles that support social emotional learning, this is a gentle reminder of where happiness begins.
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