TAYLOR, S. S.
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Scary Stories for Young Foxes: The City
Haunting and frightening nature tales of foxes in the wild and in a city, perfect for fans of Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr. Fox or Sara Pennypacker’s Pax; would be a wonderful text for practicing inference skills.
The Many Meanings of Meilan
Meilan’s story should be on library shelves everywhere. Recommended as a general purchase.
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Dark Waters
A gentle ghost story that highlights the friendship of underestimated kids using their wits to solve riddles and protect their families.
Thanks a Lot, Universe
Painfully real and radiantly hopeful, this is a recommended first purchase. Perfect for the transition from middle grade to young adult literature, this title would be at home in both collections, and certainly on middle school shelves.
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Harriet Tubman: Toward Freedom
This moving graphic novel brings Tubman to vivid life. A strong addition to graphic biography sections.
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School Trip Squirmies
A worthwhile purchase, particularly for the target audience—kids with hyperactivity. Hopefully, kids will read these books and see themselves positively presented or learn to view others that way.
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Camping Chaos
A worthwhile purchase, particularly for the target audience—kids with hyperactivity. Hopefully, kids will read these books and see themselves positively presented or learn to view others that way.
The Push for Police-Free Schools Continues Amid Debate
As schools look ahead to a return to "normal" this fall, advocates for police-free schools continue to push for community-driven strategies and restorative justice for student safety and overall well-being.
Your Life Matters
Equal parts homage to Black historical and contemporary figures and a reminder of the greatness that lives within each Black child, this is a title for every collection.
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