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Enough Is Enough: How Students Can Join the Fight for Gun Safety
This encompassing guide will be a boon for students eager to become better educated about gun violence and gun control, especially with regard to suggestions on meaningful ways to get involved. A timely, thoughtful, far-reaching, and inclusive look at gun control and gun violence issues.
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You Are Awesome
While this enthusiastic book offers entertaining anecdotes and helpful and concrete suggestions, librarians and educators may have to convince readers to recognize its potential. Buy if motivational books with up-to-date pop culture references and examples for middle school students are needed
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And We Call It Love
This novel in verse highlights the lasting value of friendship, as well as the importance of reaching out and supporting loved ones through difficult circumstances. Purchase where verse novels and/or short, accessible reads about contemporary issues are popular
Words We Don't Say
Recommended for readers who enjoy thoughtful realistic novels that cover difficult topics.
World Make Way: New Poems Inspired by Art from the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Recommended for larger libraries in need of a sophisticated and thoughtful poetry collection.
Tara Takes the Stage
Recommended for larger collections in which interactive books and light tween realism are popular.
Vaccination Investigation: The History and Science of Vaccines
A straightforward and persuasive overview that presents the history and necessity of vaccines. Recommended for large collections and middle and high school libraries.
Vaccination Investigation: The History and Science of Vaccines
A straightforward and persuasive overview that presents the history and necessity of vaccines. Recommended for large collections and middle and high school libraries.
A Few Red Drops: The Chicago Race Riot of 1919
A worthy and gripping account of early 20th-century African American, immigrant, and labor history framed by the haunting murder of a young black man.
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