Laura Dooley-Taylor
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Mission: Arctic: A Scientific Adventure to a Changing North Pole
Action-packed text is broken down into portions ideal for striving readers who care about protecting our environment and are fascinated by the enormous research gathered, and scientific strides accomplished on the Polarstern. Recommended for nonfiction collections.
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Sisters of the Lost Marsh
Strange has crafted a novel that is ideal for fans of Alcott’s Little Women, and those who like stories of capable and tenacious girls overcoming adversity.
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Rain Rising
A coming-of-age middle school friendship drama disperses racist violence with justice served. Comrie provides another healthy outlet for youth to normalize exchanges about mental wellness.
Kid Trailblazers: True Tales of Childhood from Changemakers and Leaders
An important nonfiction collection of stories about influencers and leaders when they were children. Perfect for group sharing and current events connections.
The Waiting Place: When Home Is Lost and a New One Not Yet Found
An important nonfiction tool in social emotional learning to draw attention to the harsh realities facing refugee children around the world.
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We Are the Song
An alluring fantasy exploring the influence of music, the importance of listening to one’s own voice, and knowing who your friends are.
Finding Hope in Horror: Christian McKay Heidicker is Not Afraid to Scare Kids
The Newbery Honor author spoke with SLJ about finding horror inspiration in the natural world, the best tea for writing, and crafting stories that "tick along with the reader’s heartbeat."
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Scary Stories for Young Foxes: The City
Haunting and frightening nature tales of foxes in the wild and in a city, perfect for fans of Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr. Fox or Sara Pennypacker’s Pax; would be a wonderful text for practicing inference skills.
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Harriet Tubman: Toward Freedom
This moving graphic novel brings Tubman to vivid life. A strong addition to graphic biography sections.
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