Darby Wallace
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Continental Drifter
Continental Drifter offers honest, sometimes painful, insight into growing up as part of two cultures and will help anyone who has ever felt lonely in their own family, or even with friends, process the emotions that come with trying to fit in.
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Survival Scout: Tsunami
Definitely good for those living in tsunami-prone areas in explaining to students what happens and how to prepare for safety. For all others, it’s equally informative, but perhaps not immediately relatable.
The Life-Changing Magic of Chess: A Beginner’s Guide with Grandmaster Maurice Ashley
A great resource for students, parents, teachers, and anyone who needs a friendly, understandable introduction to the game of chess. Every library should have this book.
The Girl Who Sang: A Holocaust Memoir of Hope and Survival
A must-have. The graphic novel format will appeal to those whose first choice might not be history or biography, and all others will be invited to consider the full-life experiences of Holocaust survivors.
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Curveball
Purchase where sports graphic novels and role playing games are popular, especially where there are gaps in female representation.
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Madagascar: The Rise of a Queen
Buy this book to enhance your graphic novel section. Many readers will likely become fans of this new series.
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The Monster Above the Bed
Completely charming! For everyone who has tried to help a young one face those bedtime monster fears, this offers a pretty good answer.
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Kevin Goes First
This book offers much food for thought in how we work together and take turns in different roles.
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Restoring Prairie, Woods, and Pond: How a Small Trail Can Make a Big Difference
This thoroughly and painstakingly researched book could serve as a blueprint for others seeking to revitalize similar areas. Highly recommended for school library collections.
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