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There aren’t many offerings on this topic, and none as effective or beautiful. An excellent choice for all SEL collections.
Gorgeous writing paired with luminous art and combined with an impactful message make this work an essential purchase.
Concisely and bitingly written with broad appeal and usefulness to researchers and general readers alike. A first and necessary purchase.
With first class writing, this extremely readable postal history gets delivered with an enthusiastic stamp of approval.
A tale of community that deserves a place alongside Jacqueline Woodson’s The Day You Begin and Kerascoët’s I Walk with Vanessa.
The perfect combination of art history and science, add this title to all nonfiction shelves and STEAM programming.
The author asks, “What if talking about racism was as easy as baking a cake?” With this book, it could be. Recommended for all libraries.
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