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Who’s Got Mail?: The History of Mail in America
With first class writing, this extremely readable postal history gets delivered with an enthusiastic stamp of approval.
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Boys Will Be Human: A Get-Real Gut-Check Guide to Becoming the Strongest, Kindest, Bravest Person You Can Be
The book is a worthy addition to help boys become beautiful humans. The main detractor is the book’s length; at 300+ pages, it seems overly long.
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Freewater
A fascinating look at a fictional Black resistance settlement in a little-known place.
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The World Turned Upside Down: The Yorktown Victory That Won America’s Independence
Exceptionally well done and very detailed, this might be a better purchase for a school library, unless a public library needs comprehensive Revolutionary War materials.
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The World Book
While not containing enough detail for any report, this gorgeous book is perfect for poring over while stretched out on a comfy bed or sprawled on the floor.
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How to Be a Global Citizen: Be Informed. Get Involved
Purchase for classroom education or where youth activism is blossoming.
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The List of Unspeakable Fears
Set on an isolated island in a quarantine hospital, and following a heroine who confronts ghosts, nightmares, and palpable fears, this is the perfect Halloween read.
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The Thing I’m Most Afraid Of
A slice of history that echoes another country’s struggle with anti-immigrant sentiment.
The Stars in April
This historical novel moves quickly and shares a little slice of the ever-fascinating subject of the Titanic. A winner.
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