Nonfiction
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The Twenty-One: The True Story of the Youth Who Sued the U.S. Government Over Climate Change
With its legal focus, this makes a compelling and important addition to the growing body of climate change literature for teens. Recommended.
Add this graphic novel to your list of resources for teaching and learning about the Holocaust.
Most libraries have several Ali biographies already, but this will make an excellent addition to tell his story in a more complete and captivating way.
Although the topic may not immediately appeal to a typical browsing reader, a teacher or librarian could easily book talk this charming title into a middle grader or middle schooler’s backpack.
Exquisitely crafted text and illustrations convey an emotionally resonant tale of resilient family bonds and the lasting joy of stories.
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She Persisted: Simone Biles
Written in an accessible format for young readers, this is a great beginner biography
PREMIUM
The Upside-Down Book of Sloths
An engaging and informative inquiry into the world of sloths, past and present. Recommended for purchase for animal collections.
PREMIUM
Kaboom!: A Volcano Erupts
With information in the back matter offering a more complex view of volcanoes and the types that exist, this book is a well-rounded informational picture book suitable for any public or school library.
A book that enchants, educates, and inspires; this timeless tale has the qualities of a classic in the making. Highly recommended for readers of all ages.
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