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Baller Boys
A quick and enjoyable read for sports fans, which will speak to many of the experiences and anxieties of young players.
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The Paper Girl of Paris
A gripping exploration of history and mental health set in the City of Lights from an outstanding new author; highly recommended for most collections.
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Eels
A solid addition to the series, this latest field guide will win over fans. Recommended as a general purchase for school and public libraries.
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Five Things About Ava Andrews
Dilloway’s latest provides a valuable perspective on living with a heart condition and anxiety as a tween; many will relate to Ava, even if their own experiences aren’t an exact reflection of hers. Ideal for book clubs and discussions, this is recommended as a general purchase.
Choosing Restorative Justice: Engagement, not Punishment, Fosters Community and Respect in the Library
A common goal is to build positive connections while helping to stem negative impacts traditionally associated with wholly punitive discipline, such as school suspensions and expulsions.
Once Upon an Eid: Stories of Hope and Joy by 15 Muslim Voices
A joyous title that radiates love. This much-needed collection is recommended as a first purchase for all libraries.
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Music
This book is a unique tool for music-loving readers, but might be best used to supplement music and history classrooms.
Ocean Speaks: How Marie Tharp Revealed the Ocean’s Biggest Secret
A wonderful introductory biography of a woman changing the world from behind the scenes. Recommended as a general purchase for public and school libraries.
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Every Second: 100 Lightning Strikes, 8,000 Scoops of Ice Cream, 200,000 Text Messages, 1 Million Gallons of Cow Burps...and Other Incredible Things That Happen Each Second Around the World
This book will amuse and enlighten young or casual readers; more thoughtful readers will appreciate its global perspective and many ideas to ponder.
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