CARPENTER, Tom
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The Mother Tree
A moving depiction of the importance of trees and forests, this is highly recommended for all collections.
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Arm in Arm: The Grimké Sisters’ Fight for Abolition and Women’s Rights
Covering the entirety of the Grimké sisters’ lives, this is a thought-provoking biography of two fierce yet humble abolitionists who deserve more attention than history has given them. Recommended for all libraries.
Virginia Wouldn’t Slow Down: The Unstoppable Dr. Apgar and Her Life-Saving Invention
With a focus on Apgar as a determined woman in the medical field, and an emphasis on her as a quirky individual, this book is an excellent choice for STEM/STEAM collections.
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Be Strong, Be Wise: The Young Adult’s Guide to Sexual Assault Awareness and Personal Safety
A recommended addition to libraries serving high school and college students looking to provide resources about sexual safety.
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The Voice of Liberty
This well-paced read-aloud is informative but presents one moment in the history of women’s suffrage through the lens of white women’s suffrage. An additional purchase for larger collections.
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Mother Jones and Her Army of Mill Children
An inspiring story about the fight against child labor. Recommended for children’s nonfiction collections.
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The Edge of Anything
For readers who enjoy realistic, emotional journeys such as John Corey Whaley’s books or Nina LaCour’s We Are Okay.
A Forest of Poems: Young People’s Poet Laureate Margarita Engle
Engle discusses her poems and books in verse, Cuba, and her first career as a botanist.
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