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PREMIUM
The Worried Book
Overall, a very simple introduction to big feelings for the smallest listeners.
PREMIUM
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.
PREMIUM
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.
Today's list contains an appreciation of nature, a rallying cry for climate action, and titles that promote climate stewardship.
Hattie May had learned her place in the US quite well, but now that she was in a much larger, more established Black community, she has a lot to learn about her identity among her own people.
Our discussions of the 15 titles on our Heavy Medal Book List begins Monday. To help prepare us, we'll do a practice discussion today on a book that that just missed making that list: DEATH IN THE JUNGLE by Candace Fleming.
If you're looking for proof that we are in a Golden Age of Children's Literature, look no further than this list.
Merry Christmas! How about celebrating the season with science? I mean... it's good for what ails ya.
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