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This inventive and engaging fantasy, based on the story of the Snow Queen, will be a welcome addition to middle grade collections.
Marrin offers a multisided look at the events and controversy surrounding John Brown’s role in the banishment of slavery and his ongoing inspiration for current events.
The author admirably touches upon profound issues related to identity and race and tenderly conveys intergenerational bonds.
In a world full of competition for kids to be the fastest, smartest, and best at everything, this story’s message is a worthy one.
Large, colorful pictures of more than 20 animal eyes are accompanied by a small illustration of the entire creature and a brief paragraph of intriguing information.
Aptly named Digger Dog sniffs out a bone and with catchy, repetitive phrases, uses increasingly larger digging tools and vehicles to break the hard ground and retrieve it.
Kephart immerses readers in 1980s Berlin, a time period that does not receive a lot of attention in most history textbooks.
Judge successfully balances the humor in the storytelling, the drawings, and the situations in this delightful and charming book.
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