Ragan O'Malley
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The Big Book of Barf: A Spewnami of Sick Science, Hurled History, and Body Oddities
With an unending stream of puns, rhymes, and corny dad jokes with some interesting science mixed in, this is sure to appeal to reluctant readers or kids who are attracted to the grosser aspects of life.
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What Poo Can Do: How Animals Are Fighting the Climate Crisis
A humorous way to engage with a serious topic. Recommended as a secondary purchase for middle school libraries.
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Sick!: The Twists and Turns Behind Animal Germs
Visually engaging and with approachable text, Sick! is chock-full of super interesting information about animals and is recommended for middle school science collections.
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Call the Bee Doctor!: How Science Is Saving Honey Bees
A great resource for research projects and nature enthusiasts, recommended for middle grade science collections. Finally, some good news about the future of honey bees!
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Ellie Haycock Is Totally Normal
Ellie’s first-person narrative about navigating between hospital life and what she calls "real life" is compelling; it’s a story that needs to be told. Recommended.
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Breakthrough: Katalin Karikó and the mRNA Vaccine
This biography is timely as Karikó (along with Weissman) recently won the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Accessible writing and thorough research make this a great science resource for middle and high school students. Recommended.
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Children, Deafness, and Deaf Cultures in Popular Media
Recommended for those who are interested in the field of disability studies, in particular the d/Deaf community.
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Give Me a Sign
This debut will please readers looking for a sweet love story while also providing a nuanced and thoughtful exploration of some of the issues those in the Deaf community face.
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The First Thing About You
Recommended for first purchase. Readers will root for Harris as he navigates the highs and lows of high school, family life, and friendships.
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