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Student-Centered Learning by Design
Whiting’s engaging and practical book places stakeholders front and center. Librarians will find her arguments compelling as they rethink pedagogy and solve problems using human-centered design theory.
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Soul Food Sunday
A book that invites readers into an extended family’s moment in time, this welcoming title should be on any shelf addressing family life, celebrations, and food.–
Magic Candies
Complemented by gorgeous illustrations, this is a must-have for any children’s collection.
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How the Birds Became Friends
A too-facile tale about the importance of learning to get along with one another.
What Lane?
Maldonado uses a biracial adolescent boy’s perspective to draw his readers into an engaging story of identity and tough choices that will appeal to middle schoolers everywhere. An ideal choice for school book clubs and advisory.
Supergifted
Humorous, relatable, and full of heart, Korman's gift for understanding the middle school mind is on full display.
The Quest to the Uncharted Lands
A must-have choice for all middle grade shelves where the previous two volumes are popular.
Fishbone's Song
Fans of Paulsen and those who love woodsy hunting stories will welcome this latest short novel from the three-time Newbery Honor author.
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