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How to Dive to the Deepest Place on Earth
Essential for any collection, especially those looking for picture books for older readers, this book is perfect for those interested in science, exploration, and the extreme frontiers of our world.Graphic Nonfiction
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Nighty Night, Dinos
The rhythmic text of this charming and effective story, along with its imaginative depiction of large creatures engaging in gentle rituals, will make this a great addition to anyone seeking soothing read-alouds for the young.
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If You Went to the Bottom of the Ocean
An evocative and engaging book that turns deep-sea science into a thrilling exploration. This is an excellent, educational addition to any library and perfect for readers fascinated by the natural world’s greatest mysteries.
Fathom Fall
This grim, sophisticated, and deeply unsettling story is a necessary addition for readers dealing with complex social and ethical issues. Fans of gritty, politically charged thrillers will be highly engaged.
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Lying, Stealing, and Other Ways to Save the Planet
This title’s strong focus on queer and diverse characters tackling urgent and “eternally timely” themes of environmental activism and existential doom ensures its relevance and appeal to older teen readers.
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The Night King’s Court
Bonnin offers a complex, character-driven fantasy that explores grief, memory, and the weight of legacy. Its unique magic system and multiethnic protagonist make it a great addition to YA fantasy collections.
I Survived the California Wildfires, 2018
An intense, educational, and visually striking addition to any school library. This is a must-have for fans of Tarshis’s “I Survived” books and anyone who enjoys high-stakes, gritty graphic novels.
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Shrinking Violet
This title is a great addition to social-emotional learning collections, offering a dynamic and unique approach to discussing anxiety, inner strength, and resilience with young readers during a fun and compelling read-aloud.
Basket Ball: The Story of the All-American Game
With its strong focus on the historical context of segregation and its comprehensive coverage of the sport’s indomitable heroes, this title is an excellent addition for upper-elementary and middle school collections, appealing strongly to both sports enthusiasts and readers seeking diverse historical perspectives.
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