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Roller Bears
Fast paced and easy to follow, the story of these roller bears will encourage those just learning to read.
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The Big Day
This story based on real events may launch in-depth discussions of voting and other civil rights.
The Most Beautiful Thing
A sincere narrative that centers on the power of family love. Recommended for fans of Yang’s previous work as well as those who enjoyed Fry Bread by Kevin Noble Maillard and Saturday by Oge Mora.
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Forests: Uncover the Facts. Be Inspired. Make A Difference
An inspiring read that will motivate a larger audience, including parents and teachers, to learn about keeping forests alive. Similar reads include the nonfiction illustrated series “Nature All Around” by Pamela Hickman and “Atlas Of,” written by various authors.
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Otto Tattercoat and the Forest of Lost Things
This quirky magical adventure is comparable to Cornelia Funke’s The Thief Lord, Eva Ibbotson’s Which Witch, and the works of Roald Dahl.
Ms. Gloria Steinem: A Life
An enlightening, high-quality narrative history of a woman and her work as a leader of American feminism. Recommended for fans of Conkling’s Votes for Women!: American Suffragists and the Battle for the Ballot, Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly, and Galaxy Girls: 50 Amazing Stories of Women in Space by Libby Jackson.
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The Great Big Brain Book
An educational resource for young readers that uses an accessible narrative and light-hearted illustrations to explain the diverse functions and abilities of the human brain. Could also serve as a good conversation starter with children about difficult subjects like a grandparent dealing with Alzheimer’s disease. Read-alikes include Hoffman’s The Great Big Book of Families, Gabi Garcia’s Listening to My Body, and Niels van Hove’s My Strong Mind.
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Extreme Ocean: Amazing Animals, High-Tech Gear, Record-Breaking Depths, and More
Fans of National Geographic’s Captain Aquatica’s Awesome Ocean or Simon Tyler’s Adventures On Earth will like this nonfiction title about the ocean’s depths.
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Atlas of Ocean Adventures: A Collection of Natural Wonders, Marine Marvels and Undersea Antics from Across the Globe
Recommended for readers who enjoy National Geographic’s ocean-centered series for children or crave armchair adventures.
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