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Marvelous Mabel: Figure Skating Superstar
Every twist and turn is captured and the movement is dynamic in this book; a pleasure to read and to share. Highly recommended for early nonfiction collections.
How We Can Live: Principles of Black Lives Matter
An important message for all young people, this is approachable but profound in its message, and a welcome addition to any elementary library.
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Still Dreaming /Seguimos soñando
This is solid choice for classrooms wanting to discuss the U.S.’s family separation policies and a seemingly forgotten historical event. Recommended for picture book collections.
Copycat: Nature-Inspired Design Around the World
A fascinating and creative look at a little-known STEM topic that is accessible to a wide audience. Highly recommended.
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Juna and Appa
As a window into Korean American culture and a reminder of the importance of parents throughout the animal kingdom, this title will be a welcome addition to many collections.
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Stacey Abrams: Lift Every Voice
For a first look at a major political player, the simple text, not bogged down by heavy detail, is a powerful vehicle in conveying the importance of participating in a democratic society, especially through exercising the right to vote. Not recommended for collections where a more in-depth resource is needed.
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My Magic Wand: Growing with the Seasons
Warm and joyful, this is suitable for most collections.
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Nibi’s Water Song
The compelling narrative with its accompanying illustrations explains the fight for clean water in simple and relatable terms, making this a great first purchase.
Kiyoshi’s Walk
A beautiful book on making art out of observations. Whether employed to invite children and adults into writing or as a nurturing read-aloud, this is recommended for all collections.
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