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Top Secret: Spies, Codes, Capers, Gadgets, and Classified Cases Revealed

Crispin Boyer & Suzanne Zimbler | NONFICTION, Aug 01, 2021

A visually stunning book bursting with riddles, intrigue, and history, this must-have nonfiction title is sure to serve as a rabbit hole for readers both reluctant and voracious into a bevy of captivating topics.

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National Geographic Almanac 2021

| REFERENCE, Mar 01, 2021

Largely if not completely new, this edition of a wide-ranging assemblage of eye-widening facts and photos offers rewarding browsing for readers from middle school on.

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Wild Vet Adventures: Saving Animals Around the World with Dr. Gabby Wild

Gabby Wild | NONFICTION, Jan 15, 2021

Recommended for libraries where the publisher’s books or animal titles are popular.

Ensnared in the Wolf’s Lair: Inside the 1944 Plot To Kill Hitler and the Ghost Children of His Revenge

Ann Bausum | NONFICTION, Jan 01, 2021

A well-researched, detailed account of a part of World War II that remains unknown to many today. For those who enjoyed The Book Thief by Markus Zusak and Hitler Youth: Growing Up in Hitler’s Shadow by Susan Campbell Bartoletti.

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It’s a Numbers Game!: Soccer: The Math Behind the Perfect Goal, the Game-Winning Save, and So Much More!

James Buckley Jr. | NONFICTION, Dec 01, 2020

Soccer fans will love gaining insight about their favorite players and engaging in the math-centered activities, making this a great purchase for all libraries.

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One Step Further: My Story of Math, the Moon, and a Lifelong Mission

Katherine, Joylette Hylick Johnson & Katherine Moore | NONFICTION, Dec 01, 2020

A compelling personal account from a remarkable woman and her family.

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Breaking the News: Real Stories, Fake News, and Why the Difference Matters

Robin Terry-Brown | NONFICTION, Nov 01, 2020

An excellent tool for teachers and librarians to use to explore the idea of information and media literacy. It’s very unlikely that a middle schooler would pick up this title for an independent read, but every student (and adult) should know the principles within.