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Meet the Group of Seven
While these artists may not be familiar names to many Americans, they are significant in Canadian and world art history. Their adventurous stories will intrigue young art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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The Boy Who Invented the Popsicle: The Cool Science Behind Frank Epperson’s Famous Frozen Treat
Useful in STEM and history lessons, as well as an inspiring story of a young person’s passion and perseverance. Recommended for most collections.
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Megabugs: And Other Prehistoric Critters That Roamed the Planet
Information is presented clearly and simply in this fascinating (and slightly creepy) exploration of mind-boggling prehistoric megabugs. Recommended for science lovers and casual browsers.
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It Started with a Big Bang: The Origin of Earth, You and Everything Else
Overall this is a fine introduction to a complex topic and one that is suitable for children in the primary grades.
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Join the No-Plastic Challenge!: A First Book of Reducing Waste
This story leaves readers with hope that plastic pollution is being addressed by manufacturers and encourages everyone to take the “No-Plastic Challenge!” An excellent introduction to reducing waste for young readers.
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Hawks Kettle, Puffins Wheel: And Other Poems of Birds in Flight
This nice combination of poetry, prose, and illustrations make this a good read-aloud and book to share.
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Under Pressure: The Science of Stress
This title packs a great deal of useful information in a thoroughly engaging package. Highly recommended for middle school and junior high school nonfiction collections.
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The Traveling Dustball
The words are indeed large and fun to say but are of such an esoteric variety (how many people use the term collywobbles?) that it isn’t clear that the book is a good fit for young readers. An optional purchase if you are looking for something different to put on your shelves.
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