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It’s the End of the World and I’m in My Bathing Suit
Recommended for purchase only where there are gaps in humorous middle grade offerings, especially with BIPOC leads.
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Treasure Map: An Acorn Book
This book can be used as part of lessons on mapmaking and using a compass. Pair with similar titles, such as Kari Allen’s The Boy Who Loved Maps and the “Map Skills for Today” series.
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All Aboard the Schooltrain: A Little Story from the Great Migration
This is a beautiful story that teaches courage and offers readers a glimpse into the daily life of a Black family. This picture book would pair well with a history lesson on Civil Rights and the Jim Crow laws.
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Awesome Orange Birthday: A Branches Book
This series debut aimed at newly independent readers provides short, colorful, diary-style entries with a sweet central character. Strongly recommended.
Moonflower
Callender’s latest is a powerful journey, teaching true self-love and acceptance in a way that is directly accessible for young readers. Highly recommended for purchase.
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Tell Me No Lies
Not your average thriller, this is an exploration of sisterly bonds, and rediscovering yourself.
Equity in the Classroom: What It Looks Like and How to Achieve It
Well-researched and wonderfully helpful, this collection is a must-have for teachers of all age groups.
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Two Degrees
Gratz urges readers to see that what is happening around them isn’t in isolation, but affects everyone around the world. Fans of Gratz and the “I Survived” series will welcome this action-packed title.
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