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George Washington: A Revolutionary Life
Accessible and readable, this well-researched biography is a strong addition to history classrooms supporting contemporary middle grade learners.
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But Art Is Awful!
A worthwhile purchase, this is a creative tale suitable for classroom use or in read-alouds.
Ren’s Pencil
Thoughtful in both design and presentation, this lovely picture book recognizes the challenges of moving to a new place while celebrating the joy that arrives when those obstacles are overcome.
The Animals Speak: The Lakota Way (Wamákashkaŋ’iya: Lakhól Wichóh’aŋ Kiŋ)
By inviting children to understand the teachings of animal brothers and sisters, this book works for units on nature, animals, and Indigenous culture, and is a compelling work for all collections.
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Our Cities Depend on Us: Rethinking Our Urban Areas to Fight Climate Change
An inspiring look at architectural, engineering, and community creativity in response to climate change.
We the People Is All the People
A beautiful reminder that America is shaped by many different stories and experiences, and that the goal is to continue expanding who is included in that “we.” Perfect for all libraries.
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Clothes to Make You Smile: Patrick Kelly Designs His Dreams
A lively entry for biography sections, this is a vibrant addition to the collection of often-overlooked books about fashion and its messaging.
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The Gift of Freedom: How Harriet Tubman Rescued Her Brothers
This enlightening look into Tubman’s rescue of her brothers from slavery is a good addition to most collections.
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Baby Dunks-a-Lot: The Day the Basketballs Stopped Bouncing
Full of corny humor, absurd situations, stilted dialogue, and (a little bit of) basketball, this faux-futuristic adventure with a sports twist may appeal to sports-loving families.
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