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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist: Chemistry for Kids: Homemade Science Experiments and Activities Inspired by Awesome Chemists, Past and Present
This bright, engaging text provides young middle school readers with the inspiration and means to conduct enlightening at-home experiments. Detailed biographies of notable chemists, simple yet purposeful explanations, and visual aids enhance this well-rounded guide that demonstrates important chemistry concepts. Readers are sure to experience wondrous results in their own kitchens.
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Night of the Living Ted
Readers who are interested in funny and absurd action-packed stories will be entertained by this title. Fans of series such as “Goosebumps,” and “Last Kids on Earth,” will enjoy this story’s zaniness.
Dress Coded
Hand this first purchase to blossoming activists of every cause; this is a deeply, often scathingly honest work of modern fiction.
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Rot, the Bravest in the World!
Recommended for purchase. Rot and his brother may be small potatoes, but they share a heartwarming story about bravery and brotherly love.
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It’s Not My Fault!
Recommended for collections in which other Jory books such as Penguin Problems or Giraffe Problems are popular.
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Sky Island
Readers who didn’t pick up Sea Sirens when it came out should seize their chance to grab both of these recommended reads.
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Plastic: Past, Present, and Future
An eye-catching addition to nonfiction collections serving elementary students, especially suited for beginning conversations on environmentalism. Also could be used to complement classroom curriculum.
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Forest of Souls
Lee is a masterful world-builder, creating intriguing scenarios and a compelling cast of characters, anchored by the strong portrayals of female friendship. For fans of Natasha Ngan and Joan He, and for any high fantasy collection.
Lift
Beautiful art enhances an uplifting story that encourages readers to share secret wonders with one another—even annoying kid siblings.
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