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Buffalo Dreamer
A powerful addition to all middle grade library shelves highlighting a time in history that has been hidden and often forgotten in both Canada and the U.S.
The Next Scientist: The Unexpected Beginnings and Unwritten Future of the World’s Great Scientists
An effective and generous book that encourages exploration, maker spaces, and tinkering. Perfect for a unit on biographies, as well as a way to introduce a maker project. The inclusion of names that are not often covered is a breath of fresh air. A first purchase for all libraries.
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Making Space
Guaranteed to be loved by all readers, this book is a valuable purchase for the SEL or general children’s section. Recommended.
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The River Is My Ocean
For fans of Last Stop on Market Street, this book is sure to delight younger readers and is nice addition to library shelves that lends itself to further discussion of gods and goddesses in mythology.
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Roswell Johnson Saves the World!
A first purchase for libraries seeking adventurous science fiction mingled with facts about the universe.
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My Towering Tree
A strong addition to the shelves and an accessible title to add to nature lessons or even story hours about mindfulness, with its emphasis on simplicity and an appreciation of nature.
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A Little Bit Super: With Small Powers Come Big Problems
This entertaining collection of stories is certain to keep readers interested from beginning to end. Great for those who love superheroes, short story collections, and humor.
Breaking into Sunlight
An important novel for every library to have. Readers will find they’re not alone in dealing with a loved one’s addiction, as an estimated one in eight children have a parent dealing with substance abuse.
What Makes Us Human
Despite being brief, the profundity of the topic of language itself hits its mark. A beautiful addition to all libraries.
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