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Hand this first purchase to blossoming activists of every cause; this is a deeply, often scathingly honest work of modern fiction.
Share this lovely picture book to launch a science unit, or to introduce evergreen themes including growing up, dealing with loss, and the power of transformation.
Combined, Tallandier’s words with Fujisawa’s illustrations depict a story filled with pure love and adoration for the rainbow of nature and the opportunities it presents to us.
A perfect addition to libraries where National Geographic Kids books are popular. This book doesn’t talk down to kids and has great STEM activities.
A delightful presentation of what might otherwise seem like dry information. Purchase immediately for elementary nonfiction collections for a playful introduction to the world of rocks.
With a motion picture coming out of best-selling The One and Only Ivan, readers will be lining up to read this sequel. Recommended as a first choice.
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