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Pluto!: Not a Planet? Not a Problem!
Add this, along with the other books in the series, to your very likely outdated solar system collection. Highly recommended.
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Pop’s Perfect Present
Children will be drawn to the rhyming text, and the illustrations create an environment that most students will be able to connect with; however, the book’s theme lacks uniqueness or significance. A “like to have” title rather than a “must-have” one.
Ducks!
Could it be a classic? Children will be shouting “Ducks!” and “No Ducks!” at story hours, but it’s all in a terrific cause.
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Pilar Ramirez and the Curse of San Zenon
A satisfying conclusion that is highly recommended. Hand to fans of Rena Barron’s Maya and the Rising Dark and B.B. Alston’s Amari and the Night Brothers.
Welcome to Chinatown
This is more than a board book; it’s a Rosetta Stone to a whole world, offering a tiny window into a glowing cityscape, whether familiar or not.
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Total Garbage: A Messy Dive into Trash, Waste, and Our World
Incredibly, this book makes garbage fun to read about and is a great choice for browsable nonfiction shelves and curricular tie-ins.
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Promise Boys
With social justice themes, relatable teenage protagonists, and a satisfying conclusion, this is an essential purchase for teen collections.
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Dark Testament: Blackout Poems
A compelling and thoughtful read, and a great introduction to blackout poetry. A strong first purchase for libraries.
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The Librarian of Auschwitz
Along with memoirs or nonfiction histories, this book may serve Holocaust units, and discussions about the history of restricting access to books, especially where differentiated materials are needed.
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