Nonfiction
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The House That Floated
Imaginative and thought-provoking, this beautifully crafted, wordless picture book is a profound addition to library collections for young readers.
An admirable goal of sharing under-represented children and the obstacles they overcome disappoints with an awkward presentation.
This aesthetically pleasing picture book biography will be a good addition to the art shelves.
Best suited to an elementary school-aged audience, this narrative nonfiction picture book engagingly introduces young readers to a lesser-known WWII hero.
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The Museum of Shapes
Recommended as an essential purchase for the kindergarten and early reader crowd.
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Farming Is Female: Twenty Women Shaking Up the Field (A Community, Food, and Climate Book for Kids)
A refreshing look at the lives of farmers across the United States and its territories, this title invites critical thinking and connection; a very strong choice for middle school and public libraries.
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Never Silent
Eighty years after the bombing of Hiroshima, this book presents a sobering firsthand account of a devastating episode in human history and calls on readers to use their own voices to end nuclear warfare.
A “grate” choice for public libraries needing to expand their board book collection.
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Hi, Worry. Bye, Worry!
This guide is a great choice for elementary SEL shelves and curriculum and respects its audience
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