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Our World: Ethiopia
Even though board books are usually intended for very young children, it would also be appropriate to include this one in younger elementary school settings as part of a global awareness unit.
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Shall We Dance?
An intriguing window into remarkable animal antics that may be part of larger discussions about endangered species, protecting the planet, and the care of wildlife.
A visually appealing and well-researched addition to biographical narratives, for use with the original Make Way for Ducklings or with the recent picture book biography Mr. McCloskey’s Marvelous Mallards by Emma Bland Smith.
A completely unique and important narrative not to be missed; readers and teachers will come away with a new appreciation for the myriad contributions Indigenous people have made.
A delicious series of memories full of hope and human connections despite the hardships of immigrating to a new home.
For fans of Jarrett Krosoczka’s Hey, Kiddo and Robin Ha’s Almost American Girl, this coming-of-age memoir will appeal to youth who are struggling with their identity. This engaging graphic novel is a recommended purchase for all libraries.
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Hardware Helper!
A wonderful addition to the growing array of captivating beginning reader books. Recommended for all collections where leveled readers are in demand.
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School Day Drama
A solid choice for libraries that circulate graphic novels to younger readers, but may get lost among more unique early graphic novels characters.
Recommended only where the Magic Mixies web series is already popular.
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