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A fun and fascinating story that includes many favorites: cars, strong women, and little-known historical facts. A must-have for a school or public library collection.
An artful and introspective retelling of the life of a remarkable man and a painful era in U.S. history. Weatherford’s text paired with Wood’s illustrations combine to offer a memorable work of nonfiction.
A visually remarkable and inspiring introduction to the life of Gwendolyn Brooks. Recommended for purchase in most collections.
A highly recommended first purchase. Readers will be sucked into this unique collection of “amazing but true stories.”
This book will help elementary school students better understand one of the most widely recognized aspects of space science.
This playful picture book biography is a wonderful and unique introduction to Edward Gorey’s life and work. Purchase for classroom and library nonfiction collections.
Highly recommended for its outstanding treatment of the history of social justice. A good resource for student activists.
Grieving teens will find incredible solace in Feder’s story; all readers will be stirred by this wrenching yet uplifting musing. Hand this one to readers who are ready to move past Raina Telgemeier’s work and take a step closer to Lucy Knisley’s memoirs.
Accessible, occasionally funny, and always thoughtful, this speedy but thorough trip through time is a must for budding scientists.
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