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A quirky, kinetic look at transformation, blending humor, heart, and science. A first-purchase for story hours and early nonfiction collections.
Educators, parents, and especially students will absolutely love Pendreigh’s book. It’s beautifully illustrated, funny, and educational; start recommending it ASAP.
A rigorously researched addition to the body of biographies about Einstein, and ideal for upper elementary students.
Hampton transforms Rhodes’s latest informative historical novel into an unforgettably exhilarating adventure.
Now more than ever, all libraries must install these fiercely fiery librarians.
Cranney performs with an addictive energy that’s just pure fun, effortlessly creating Egan’s memorable miniverse of diverse young women on the verge of self-discovery.
Easy access to both print and audio will motivate glorious read-alongs, particularly since Kevin Cornell’s boisterous illustrations shouldn’t be missed.
Interabled: True Stories About Love and Disability from Squirmy & Grubs and Other Interabled Couples
Pair with Melissa Blake’s Beautiful People for an empathic, inclusive introduction to the disability experience.
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