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With more resources at the back, this is a must-have for every collection and a sure path to children wanting to know more about water management in the Navajo Nation and elsewhere.
With pages to pore over, this essential purchase will leave readers thirsty, exhilarated, and full of plans of their own.
This month's exemplary titles include the latest from Nicola Yoon, two "grandpa" books, and a new chapter book by Kate DiCamillo.
A wonderfully accessible version of the already seminal work for teens; ideal for upper elementary and middle school libraries.
This would be a great start for any student wanting to know more about how different people helped resist the efforts of the Nazis during World War II.
Character-driven and profoundly moving, Hartt’s debut will tug at teens’ heartstrings and is ideal for fans of Jennifer Niven and Nina LaCour.
This must-have adventure will have teens at the edge of their seats as they anticipate the protagonists’ ability to finish the race and mend the rift in their friendship.
Blake continues to expand her catalogue of positive, nuanced LGBTQ+ representation in middle grade novels. An honest and moving exploration of loss that highlights the healing power of reclaiming oneself and allowing hope to thrive.
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