Books. Nonfiction
A great resource for students, parents, teachers, and anyone who needs a friendly, understandable introduction to the game of chess. Every library should have this book.
PREMIUM
Ooo...Poo!
An interesting collection of basic poop information with illustrations that will engage young readers wanting to know more.
An enjoyable, if unnecessarily incomplete, picture book biography.
PREMIUM
The Secret Life of Bugs
Highly recommended for all collections serving elementary students, this is a fantastic journey into bug land.
PREMIUM
Survival Scout: Tsunami
Definitely good for those living in tsunami-prone areas in explaining to students what happens and how to prepare for safety. For all others, it’s equally informative, but perhaps not immediately relatable.
PREMIUM
Club Microbe
Informative and eminently readable, this book has a graphic format that makes the topic approachable and is sure to engage young readers.
For all sports/Black history/LGBTQIA+ shelves, this book is a must, but supplement it with historical resources.
Children and adults will thoroughly enjoy this vivid memoir that weaves past and present in a timeless celebration of family and culture. A recommended, essential purchase.
A thoughtful and deeply engaging use of format, content, and information, this is a must-add to the primary shelves.
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