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A History of Me
This title powerfully places history in a light that honors the past, challenges the way history is taught, and looks forward. Inspirational.
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Wombat Underground: A Wildfire Survival Story
Bringing the impact of wildfires to a young audience through this angle, this title does an admirable job of capturing realistic details along with a “hero saves the day” story. Recommended.
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Bobcat Prowling
A visually arresting introduction to the species that makes its home throughout North America.
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Calvin
Calvin is a hero for young people who need support in voicing their essential selves, and also for those children who need to see how easy it is to be an ally to others. This addition to the growing list of titles that feature transgender characters is most welcome!
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Home
Visually complex and also relatable to a young audience, this sophisticated title would make a useful contribution to most library collections.
Hornswoggled!: A Wacky Words Whodunit
Highly recommended this book is a delightful tribute to thesaurus use and rich vocabulary.–
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There’s a Lion in the Forest!
Fun and informational at the same time, this has a solid message for the intended audience: Take the time to gather all the evidence before leaping to conclusions. This title would be welcome in most libraries for the diversity of animals and setting that it features.
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Hey You!: An Empowering Celebration of Growing Up Black
Bright, diverse illustrations honor the past and affirm a bright future for Black children called to live out their dreams, whatever they may be, in this highly recommended book.
Best Nonfiction 2021 | SLJ Best Books
A whopping 35 books were selected for this year’s Best Nonfiction list---our longest yet. From STEM works to eye-opening historical accounts, these titles will fill all of your curricular needs.
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