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Creativity is an increasingly important skill for students to learn in a world where machines can perform rote tasks and calculations—and for the fifth straight year, Crayola will be hosting free lessons and activities that foster student creativity during its annual Crayola Creativity Week.
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Some of Us Are Brave
Readers will root for these well-written protagonists with distinct points of view as they figure out how to face their fears and survive Hurricane Harvey; a great purchase for elementary and middle schools.
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Tested
This will appeal to fans of books centering strong, determined female characters who stand up against oppression, like Joelle Charbonneau’s The Testing or Sylvia Liu’s Hana Hsu and the Ghost Crab Nation.
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Hail Mariam
A refreshing and thought-provoking look at a preteen Muslim girl’s very relatable middle school experience. Recommended.
Readers will likely be charmed by the unique chupacabra protagonist in this lighthearted homage to classic monster comedies.
Highly recommend purchasing this series as it continues to be a strong, exciting fantasy that features true Black girl magic and adventure that will appeal to many readers.
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Brady Mason’s Perfect Fit
An enjoyable, accessible read that will be a strong addition to middle grade shelves. Recommended for fans of Pam Muñoz Ryan and Liz Kessler.
With themes of bullying, growing up, and belonging, Frank’s story will deeply resonate with kids who need reassurance that it’s okay to be different.
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Fern and Newt and the Lost Loot
A gentle, nature-infused chapter book with a focus on monarchs; an additional purchase for libraries seeking science-themed fiction.
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