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The Hogan that Great-Grandfather Built
K-Gr 3—A young Navajo girl tells the story of the beauty and significance of her home, a hogan that "long, long ago, [her] Great-Grandfather Jack built with his hands out of earth, water, and trees...
The Arab World Thought of It: Inventions, Innovations, and Amazing Facts
Gr 4–7—Hussain provides an enthusiastic overview of the Arab world's extensive contributions to civilization, from the universal astrolabe, an ancient computer that calculated time and the sun's exact position at any location, to the oldest university still operating today...
The Mischievians
Gr 1–4—Anxious to find answers to some of life's most vexing questions, like who's stealing their homework (which they've totally done, they swear!), a brother and sister find themselves mysteriously whisked away to the "most interesting laboratory" of Dr...
Smarty Marty's Got Game
Gr 1–4—Smarty Marty and her brother, Mikey, have tickets to the baseball game against their hometown team's biggest rivals...
Here I Am
Gr 3–5—In this visually impactful wordless book, Kim tells the story of a young boy who immigrates with his family to a new country...
Little Burro
PreS-Gr 1—Little Burro, "the only little burro in a band of wild burros," loves her hillside canyon home...
Señor Pancho Had a Rancho
PreS-Gr 1—In this rollicking, sing-along picture book, Colato Laínez tells the story of two neighbors, Old MacDonald and Señor Pancho, pairing a new and vibrant bilingual English-Spanish version (just try to get the catchy "cha-cha-cha-cha-cha" chorus out of your head) with the classic children's song...
Maximilian and the Bingo Rematch: A Lucha Libre Sequel
Gr 4–7—This bilingual sequel to Maximilian & the Mystery of the Guardian Angel (Cinco Puntos, 2011) avoids formulaic trappings and can be readily enjoyed as a stand-alone novel while artfully setting up the next installment...
Salt: A Story of Friendship in a Time of War
Gr 5–7—Though the year 1812 rings ominously in the ears of any American history student, for Anikwa and James it is simply their 12th year, one that they expect will unfold like those that came before it...
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