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Miss Moore Thought Otherwise: How Anne Carroll Moore Created Libraries for Children
Gr 3–4—From early childhood, Moore had "ideas of her own" and "preferred taking wild toboggan rides" to staying indoors and doing the quiet things expected of girls in the 1870s...
A Little Book of Sloth
Gr 3–5—Cooke's chatty, colloquial appreciation focuses on baby sloths in a Costa Rican sanctuary...
African American Poetry
Gr 5 Up—Slim and handsome, this beautifully constructed collection introduces 27 poets from the days of Phillis Wheatley to well-established poets writing in the 21st century...
The Eagles Are Back
Gr 3–4—This tale of the bald eagle's survival from a threatened state is set in an undated era when eggs, made fragile as DDT pervaded the environment, cracked under the weight of brooding birds...
The Knight, the Princess and the Magic Rock: A Classic Persian Tale
Gr 3–5—Adapted from a long-ago Sufi commentary, this romantic story represents the Persian epic known as the Shanameh, or "Book of Kings...
An Illustrated Treasury of Scottish Folk and Fairy Tales
Gr 4–6—Breslin retells 11 tales that she heard in childhood and researched in literary sources, featuring a kelpie, a dragon, a brownie, and other figures, some human and some magical...
The Land of Neverbelieve
Gr 4 Up—"You would never believe the wondrous delights of the calm and tranquil clearing: a surprising, cherished tree, and if you are lucky, delightful surreal visitors showing off their talents...
The Emily Sonnets: The Life of Emily Dickinson
Gr 5 Up—Yolen joins the throng of writers who have celebrated Emily Dickinson with this slim set of 15 sonnets devoted to facets of her life...
School for Princes: Stories from the Panchatantra
Gr 3–5—Describing the ancient teaching stories from India, Gavin explains that the old tales known as the Panchatantra were traditionally used to educate princes and were divided into five themes or frames...
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