Lynne Stover
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Cash Is Queen: A Girl’s Guide to Securing, Spending and Stashing Cash
This book would make a great gift. Personal finance teachers could find ways to implement some of the book’s activities in classroom instruction. School libraries working to empower their female students will want to add this to the collection.
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The Fantastic Bureau of Imagination
This would be a great motivational tale to share with young artists, aspiring writers, and gifted education classes. With its emphasis on creativity, self-expression, and production, this delightful book is perfect for libraries with makerspaces.
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The Library Fish Learns to Read
Describing the process of learning to read and the joy found in storytelling, this book will find its way into every niche and nook for sharing with students in a school library setting.
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Cold Turkey
With a generous spirit and happy ending, this entertaining read-aloud is a worthy addition to preschool classrooms and early childhood library collections.
Underground Fire: Hope, Sacrifice, and Courage in the Cherry Mine Disaster
This examination of a man-made disaster works well as a historical recount, harrowing survival story, and social commentary. A very strong addition to nonfiction collections.
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Mathematics for Ladies: Poems on Women in Science
Secondary schools where there is interest in STEM projects, poetry studies, and women’s issues will benefit by adding this multifaceted title to their library or classroom collection.
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Shoshi’s Shabbat
This title would be a good addition for any library building the diversity section of their picture book collection, and will be particularly welcomed by those serving Jewish communities.
A Different Kind of Normal: My Real-Life COMPLETELY True Story About Being Unique
Heartfelt and insightful, this remarkable book has the potential to be life-changing, not only for autistic adolescents, but also for the people who care for them. Highly recommended.
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