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Jeet and Fudge: Forever Friends
An optional purchase for libraries considering an addition to their collection of animal friendship stories or expansion to their diverse representation.
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Green Eyes and Ham
A recommended purchase for public and school libraries serving readers who crave books that have all the feels and that reflect their own lived experiences with just the right touch of whimsy.
The Last Mapmaker
A gripping story with multiple layers, including action, magic, and a thought-provoking through line of colonization and the role of manifest destiny, this original novel will leave middle grade readers wanting to journey through this land of dreams and dragons again and again.
15 Middle Grade & YA History Books That Highlight Marginalized Voices
These 15 books restore the urgency and excitement of history while highlighting the marginalized voices that have so often been written out of established curricula.
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I Love My Teacher!
Expertly laid out with single-sentence phrases perfectly matched for its audience of early readers, this entry in the series is a lovely addition to the fold that will have kids buzzing with excitement and joy at all the wonders they find at school.
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Coretta Scott King
A brief but effective account of not-often-taught figure that would nicely complement curriculum units on the Civil Rights Movement.
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Dark Hearts: The World’s Most Famous Horror Writers
A nice crash course in Horror Lit 101 for browsable nonfiction shelves. This could also be used for creative writing and language arts curriculum.
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On the Farm
A delightful introduction to the developmental milestone of cataloging and quantifying, these excursions are sure to be a hit both on and off the page.
Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI
A must-buy for being just the kind of absorbing, gut-wrenching work of narrative nonfiction that readers will breathlessly page through to the conclusion.
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