Jessica Schriver
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Who Is Greta Thunberg?: A Who Was? Board Book
For libraries looking to offer toddlers and preschoolers books that represent autism in childhood, this board book is a sweet and informative read.
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How Do Satellites Stay in Space?: A Book About How Satellites Work
In very few pages, author and illustrator collaborate to encourage children to pursue answers, no matter how trivial, and have fun while doing it. For larger collections.
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Buildings that Breathe: Greening the World’s Cities
An exciting opportunity to engage young readers with their world and the multidisciplinary researchers working on these big, global issues.
Whether for pleasure or for research, this is a wonderful book to get lost in.
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Covered in Color: Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Fabrics of Freedom
The scale of the creations alone make for interesting study; young readers will be enthralled by the thinking and planning that went along with these massive undertakings.
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One Tiny Bubble: The Story of Our Last Universal Common Ancestor
In accessible and engaging illustrations, young readers will get excited about a tiny bubble and find plenty of fodder for story time discussion.
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The Second in the World to Discover Evolution: Alfred Russel Wallace
While some may feel silly learning about someone who came in second, libraries interested in science-learning will find value in this volume as a study of collaboration and replication for future scientists.
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Little Guides to Great Lives: Nelson Mandela
In just over 60 pages comes Nelson Mandela’s story—from his childhood and early education through to his anti-apartheid activism and later election to president of South Africa—in a meaningful, accessible work.
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The Hospital: The Inside Story
For libraries looking to satisfy young minds interested health sciences or looking to meet community needs, this is a book that will bring peace during anxious times.
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