Lucinda Snyder Whitehurst

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The Story of Environmentalist Wangari Maathai

Jen Cullerton Johnson | NONFICTION, Apr 10, 2020

There are several picture book biographies available about Maathai as well as biographies for older readers. This combination title targets a specific audience of young readers who need information, but whose comprehension will be supported by the format and visual elements.

Hello, Neighbor!: The Kind and Caring World of Mister Rogers

Matthew Cordell | NONFICTION, Apr 01, 2020

Caldecott-winning author Cordell and the iconic Mister Rogers have a lot of neighbors. Buy multiple copies.

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A Bowl Full of Peace: A True Story

Caren Stelson | NONFICTION, Mar 01, 2020

This book, written by the same author as the Sibert Honor–winning Sachiko, introduces the topic of nuclear war to a younger audience. A useful resource that could be tied to the International Day of Peace.

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Flight for Freedom: The Wetzel Family’s Daring Escape from East Germany

Kristen Fulton | NONFICTION, Mar 01, 2020

Younger readers will need some context about the Cold War to understand the reasoning behind the family’s drastic escape plan, but this book, like The Wall by Peter Sís, will encourage them to learn more.

All of a Sudden and Forever: Help and Healing After the Oklahoma City Bombing

Chris Barton | NONFICTION, Jan 01, 2020

Books that help elementary-age children understand disasters are more necessary than ever, so it is helpful to find such a sensitively written and thoughtfully illustrated resource.

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Meet the Group of Seven

David Wistow & others | NONFICTION, Dec 06, 2019

While these artists may not be familiar names to many Americans, they are significant in Canadian and world art history. Their adventurous stories will intrigue young art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.