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This year's Boston Globe-Horn Book Award winners include Do You Remember? by Sydney Smith, Remember Us by Jacqueline Woodson, The Mona Lisa Vanishes by Nicholas Day, and Kin: Rooted in Hope by Carole Boston Weatherford.
A fantastic addition to any library collection, this is a must-read for a child with any interest in nature, bugs, and how the world works.
PREMIUM
Little Helper, Big Imagination
An excellent book for parents to read with their children of how they can be a big help in their homes.
Although designed for young readers, this will appeal to older audiences and is a stellar first purchase for all libraries.
An essential purchase for middle/junior high school and teen collections. This may not be a high-circulation item, but it will be a lifeline for astute poetry lovers.
The book’s unique style comes at the expense of storytelling clarity, making this book a difficult recommendation for young readers, but a valuable historical record.
An engaging and insightful biography of an American hero
PREMIUM
Pieces of a Girl
An authentic window into the lives of adolescents with grit and heart, likely for a niche audience.
This picture book explores the complex topic of immigration through the lens of a small child in a meaningful way. Children will appreciate the authentic experience of Mevan while relating to her struggles and joy in receiving a simple gift like a bicycle.
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