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Cy Makes a Friend

Ann Marie STEPHENS | FICTION, Feb 01, 2017

A sweet and funny look at dealing with social issues that will resonate with timid children.

Dot to Dot in the Sky: Stories of the Aurora

Joan Marie GALAT | NONFICTION, Jan 01, 2017

Skip it. Without documentation or sources, this title will be of little value to students.

A Season of DaringGreatly

Ellen Emerson WHITE | FICTION, Jan 01, 2017

While this novel sometimes feels more like a script for a TV show, without a fully realized plot, it is still a good candidate for collections needing more positive depictions of characters who advocate against gender bias.

The Radius of Us

Marie MARQUARDT | FICTION, Dec 01, 2016

A must-have for all YA collections.

Ferocious Fluffity: A Mighty Bite-y Class Pet

Erica S. PERL | FICTION, Nov 01, 2016

A great read-aloud for storytime and classrooms about to meet a new pet.

I Will Not Eat You

Adam LEHRHAUPT | FICTION, Nov 01, 2016

Highly recommended for storytime and one-on one sharing.

So, You Want To Be a Leader?: An Awesome Guide to Becoming a Head Honcho

Patricia WOOSTER | BOOKS, Nov 01, 2016

A worthwhile purchase for tween and teen self-help sections for the sheer amount of information contained and the inspiration it can provide.-Marie Drucker, Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, NY

An extremely thorough look at many different types of leadership positions--political, spiritual, law enforcement, entrepreneurial, and more. "Spotlight" and "VIP Profile" bios introduce real-life leaders, historical and contemporary, famous and non-famous. The absence of photos makes the volume less appealing than it could be, but readers not put off by a dull appearance will glean inspiration. Reading list, websites. Glos.