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Nick and the Brick Builder Challenge
A relatable school story that can serve as both a “window” and “mirror” about neurodiversity; recommended for upper elementary collections.
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Creative SEL: Using Hands-On Projects to Boost Social-Emotional Learning
Designed with creativity in mind, these thoughtfully crafted SEL lessons are easy to integrate into the classroom.
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Core Values in School Librarianship: Responding with Commitment and Courage
This title is likely most useful to preservice and early career librarians first establishing their goals and priorities; however, it could also be a valuable resource for more veteran librarians reconnecting with their dedication to the field. In addition, it makes a strong case for the importance of a full-time, certified librarian and could be used as an advocacy tool.
Open Secrets
Highlighting the important and under-discussed issue of grooming against the backdrop of the #MeToo movement, this novel deftly deals with a difficult and timely topic. Highly recommended for high school hi-lo collections.
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Pickpocket
This accessible, fast-moving story features a unique setting and a moving story of personal redemption. Recommended for high school collections in need of hi-lo materials.
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Mr. Universe
A fun, action-packed choice for striving middle and high school readers interested in science fiction.
Dynamic Narratives, Accessible Texts | Hi-Lo & Beginning Readers Series Nonfiction
There is something for developing or striving readers of all ages in these new series.
Hi-Lo & Mighty Reads: 15 engaging and accessible series for reluctant and striving readers
With controlled vocabularies and short page counts, hi-lo (high-interest, low-readability) books present engaging, age-appropriate options for students reading below their grade level. This roundup of new and forthcoming series highlights a wide range of titles for collections serving elementary, middle, and high school audiences.
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