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Recommended, particularly for fans of books such as Anika A. Denise’s Planting Stories, also illustrated by Escobar, and as a city-set complement to Jeanette Winter’s Biblioburro.
Pulsing rhythms and bright images combine for a worthy and timely choice for every collection.
This well-researched primary source provides a close look at the daily lives of Japanese American children and their families who were forced out of their homes during World War II. An illuminating addition to all library shelves that challenges readers to think about how people can learn from history and its reverberations.
An excellent bridge between real-world technology applications of biotechnology and what students learn in their biology classrooms.
This celebration of queer voices in comics is a must for all libraries.
An affecting poetry collection for all teens that deserves a spot in school and public libraries.
A first-rate resource. Highly recommended for elementary and middle schools, particularly those with a STEM focus.
Readers will not want to part with this story of resilience. A World War II refugee tale that spotlights dedicated hard work. A must-have for public, elementary, and middle school libraries.
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