Brown, Dan

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Art Is Life: The Life of Artist Keith Haring

Tami Lewis Brown | NONFICTION, Dec 01, 2020

An eye-catching addition to school and public library art sections.

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Breaking the News: Real Stories, Fake News, and Why the Difference Matters

Robin Terry-Brown | NONFICTION, Nov 01, 2020

An excellent tool for teachers and librarians to use to explore the idea of information and media literacy. It’s very unlikely that a middle schooler would pick up this title for an independent read, but every student (and adult) should know the principles within.

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Perkin’s Perfect Purple: How a Boy Created Color with Chemistry

Tami Lewis Brown & Debbie Loren Dunn | NONFICTION, Sep 01, 2020

This pleasant narrative detailing an unexpected discovery could appeal to readers interested in a variety of subjects: history, science, fashion, and uplifting stories of perseverance.

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Democracy for Dinosaurs: A Guide for Young Citizens

Laurie Krasny Brown | NONFICTION, Aug 01, 2020

This glossy and overly simplified text has noble intentions but is a misleading introduction to democracy. Not recommended.

Penultimate Quest

Lars Brown | GRAPHIC NOVELS, Jun 01, 2020

Combining sword-and-sorcery RPG elements with social justice themes, this is a must-have for all collections.

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How To Test a Friendship

Theanne Griffith | FICTION, Jun 01, 2020

Fans of “The Magic School Bus” series will enjoy this as a step up in reading level with a similar theme. A recommended purchase for public and school libraries.

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She Was the First!: The Trailblazing Life of Shirley Chisholm

Katheryn Russell-Brown | NONFICTION, Jun 01, 2020

Russell-Brown, with the help of Velasquez’s expressive watercolor art, vividly brings Chisholm’s experiences to life with storytelling that will appeal to a wide variety of ages—those both aware and unaware of her legacy. Recommended for elementary and public library collections.