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The Worried Book
Overall, a very simple introduction to big feelings for the smallest listeners.
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Lionel Messi’s World Cup Triumph
Packed with world history and soccer lore and visually fertile, this is a promising series starter. Highly recommended for middle and high school libraries.
As schools and libraries face book bans across the country, this is a compelling choice, a timely piece of literature, and an urgent call to action, exhibiting the fictionalized narrative of a real book ban in Chicago and showcasing the power of those defending the right to freedom of information.
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Gumshoe: A Graphic Novel
A spunky graphic novel that pays homage to old westerns, this high-energy adventure celebrating friendship and identity will appeal to fans of the genre, though the dense western-style language may occasionally slow down the pace.
I was reading a recent New Yorker piece the other day that just broke my little heart. Mind Over Matter: Did Oliver Sacks insert himself into his case studies by Rachel Aviv is exceedingly well written. It also made it very clear that, at least in his early works, Sacks had a tendency to extemporize […]
A fine and fancy list of fantasies of all ages and stripes
If you're a fan of robots, post-apocalyptic floods, aliens, and more, you've come to the right place.
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