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An interesting take on the planets and exoplanets with great illustrations but an uneven text structure.
PREMIUM
A Kids Book About Diversity
Somewhat preachy, this title is a serviceable tool for parents and teachers on a very important topic; it may function best when combined with a storybook on a similar theme to enhance lessons on diversity.
Well-crafted and inspiring, this is an excellent choice for readers interested in sports and issues of gender and social justice.
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Highly recommended for any high school library in need more memoirs emphasizing the importance of sports and mental health.
Humor and detailed illustrations make this a great introduction to oceanography and marine biology for upper elementary and middle grade readers.
There is a joy to asking questions and learning new things. It’s fun to explore, and to find the answer to a question. It’s exciting to learn that the world works in ways we did or did not expect.
This example of science writing at its best is highly recommended for middle and high school library collections.
The technical information on parasites presented in this book is accessible through the use of humor and illustrations, making it a solid choice for libraries serving middle grade students.
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