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How Do You Spell Unfair?: MacNolia Cox and the National Spelling Bee
Another stunning title from a gifted pair of creators, this deserves a place in all collections as children will root for Cox and be inspired by her amazing accomplishments.
The Tree and the River
Fascinating and thought-provoking, this title deserves a spot next to Becker’s other masterpieces of visual storytelling. Thoughtful and highly engaging.
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Ab(solutely) Normal: Short Stories That Smash Mental Health Stereotypes
The range of writing styles and techniques employed by notable authors about mental health makes this a strong addition to the shelves.
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Christo and Jeanne-Claude Wrap the World: The Story of Two Groundbreaking Environmental Artists
A fascinating look into the creative process, this title is worthy of addition to most collections for its biographical material as well as its value for engaging young people in a discussion about the nature of art and the artistic process.
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Hoops
This graphic novel depicts Title IX history in a fun and relatable way, giving modern readers a lot to recognize from their current teen experiences.
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Cool Green: Amazing, Remarkable Trees
Delacre’s declaration of the essential role of trees is admirable and should be heeded by all; in text and pictures she makes clear their beauty and uniqueness.
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Wild Blue: Taming a Big-Kid Bike
A fun picture book for readers making their own big leap and a good choice for early elementary collections.
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Judy Moody and Friends: Izzy Azumi, F.D.O. (Future Dog Owner)
A wonderful addition to any early childhood or elementary school library, this is a perfect purchase for any collections where the “Judy Moody” or the “Stink” series circulate well.
Mommy Time
An adorable story that encourages students to share what they do during the day and how much they love their family—especially their mom.
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