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The Glorkian Warrior and the Mustache of Destiny
Gr 3–7—The Glorkian Warrior is back with another surreal graphic novel adventure that will take readers to the farthest reaches of the galaxy...
The Tiger Who Would Be King
A perfect picture book for older readers that serves as a powerful lesson about war and great fodder for discussion.
The Green Bicycle
Recommended as an addition to multicultural fiction collections, especially if students have the opportunity to learn about the current culture of Saudi Arabia prior to listening to this work. ["Those seeking to introduce students to Saudi Arabian culture should consider this title": SLJ 8/15 review of the Dial book.]
Battle of Britain
This title is perfect for die-hard historical fiction fans who love World War II. However, the slow pace will deter other readers.
Waddle! Waddle!
Good for a quick laugh.—Rachel Forbes, formerly of Oakville Public Library, Ontario, Canada
A penguin is delighted when he meets a "spectacular dancer" and then disappointed when he loses him. (Friendship can be bittersweet.) With a refrain of "Waddle. Waddle. Belly Slide!" and a dapper getup (a red bowler hat and green bow tie), he searches for his missing friend, skidding around the bright white, frozen landscape. He meets two more penguins looking for camaraderie who are outfitted with similar (but not identical) accessories. Their musical talents—including a screeching singing voice and raucous horn honking
Go Home, Little One!
This book will fit in well with most library collections serving very young readers.
Isabel Feeney, Star Reporter
A not-to-be-missed novel for middle graders looking for a satisfying mystery with a daring female heroine.
Jingle Bells: A Magical Cut-Paper Edition
This one is definitely for display or careful one-on-one sharing, not for public circulation.
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