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For adventure seekers in search of a culturally robust fright fest, Shadowshaper awaits. ["Excellent diverse genre fiction in an appealing package": SLJ 4/15 starred review of the Arthur Levine book.]
Considering the information and the format of presentation, educators would be more successful in searching for other resources on ratites.
While having the physical book on hand might clarify certain scenes, listeners are sure to be charmed by Max's amusing antics. ["Full of playful humor": SLJ 6/15 review of the Sourcebooks Jabberwocky book.]
An additional selection for large collections. ["A mildly satisfying, stand-alone read for middle school horror lovers": SLJ 8/15 review of the Putnam book.]
This is an intriguing introduction to a mathematical concept, perfect for those seeking to inspire very young people to wonder about math and science. ["This quiet jewel is sure to spark contemplation and conversation": SLJ 10/12 review of the Carolrhoda book.]
Two delightful tales for children and their parents looking for unusual and humorous animal and monster fantasies.
Young animal lovers and fans of Avi's "Tales from Dimwood Forest" (HarperCollins) books and Kate DiCamillo's The Tale of Despereaux (Candlewick, 2003) will enjoy tagging along with these intrepid felines. ["A satisfying adventure for fans of animal fantasy tales": SLJ 8/15 review of the Algonquin book.]
Visual and audio elements combine perfectly to enhance this deliciously silly story that has a satisfying twist, sure to entertain the most sated audience.
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