Nonfiction
The author asks, “What if talking about racism was as easy as baking a cake?” With this book, it could be. Recommended for all libraries.
A must-purchase for collections serving curious minds, suitable for upper elementary or middle grades.
PREMIUM
Disappearing Act: A True Story
An interesting narrative about the impact of incarceration on a middle-class family as well as an examination of the author’s various relationships. A good general purchase.
PREMIUM
Granny Smith Was Not an Apple
In language that is clear, engaging, and easy to follow, this books shares the mostly untold story of the life of a woman traveling laborer in the 1800s and the story behind the cherished green apple.
Despite the lack of text features to help readers navigate the content, this is a great option for readers approaching fluency who are looking for an compelling nonfiction read.
PREMIUM
The Bees of Notre-Dame
A messy hybrid of two promising stories results in a lovingly created book that will find an audience but reads like a lost opportunity.
A fun, well-paced, highly readable biography that provides a sophisticated entry point for more nuanced discussions about the complexities of leadership. Recommended.
This is an excellent introduction to the food chain, and will be especially popular among elementary science teachers.
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