Nonfiction
A straightforward yet encouraging discussion on the fight against racism with a uniquely global perspective.
A stunning book that will delight readers of any age, filled with interesting facts about the turtles’ life cycles, their eating habits, and even a few myths.
This eye-opening book will have children examining the world anew, and is a unique addition to the earth science shelves.
PREMIUM
A Day in the Sun
This book is a visual delight, leaving readers with a true appreciation for the sun’s role in our daily existence and its power to unite us across continents.
How did Suzanne Collins dream up Panem and the Hunger Games? Influences range from Roman Gladiators to the Vietnam War, as this booklist shows.
The weighty subject of antiracism—actively dismantling the systems of oppression that are based on race—is made more approachable through these titles.
PREMIUM
I Am Mister Rogers
This biography helps introduce a childhood hero in simple, relevant terms.
In a blend of science and art, this book succeeds in making the complex accessible and extraordinarily relatable, making it a valuable addition to any collection’s astronomy shelves.
It’s a book that will be enjoyed by many: the elementary schooler with an interest in history, architecture or engineering; the teacher trying to bring the past to life for their students; the librarian trying to sell a reluctant reader on nonfiction. Highly recommended for school libraries.
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