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This month's picks include a YA novel and an audiobook from Tiffany D. Jackson, a biography about Sally Ride, and more.
A gorgeous, genre-blurring work of art and science. Ideal for classroom libraries, environmental studies, or anyone seeking to fall in love with the living world. Highly recommended.
Children who love other stories in the series, as well as those who are new to Interrupting Chicken, will enjoy this book.
Frank Cammuso's latest Toon Book is a delightful take on the story of "The Ugly Duckling"...although this little oddball is obviously no swan.
I can’t wait for readers to experience the characters’ journeys to debutante delirium in the fashion capital of the world. Everyone is cordially invited to attend!
Bonus content! Why interview just one author when you can interview a slew? Today we speak with a host of different nonfiction creators of children's books to figure out how they make their difficult topics child appropriate.
This digital resource for young researchers presents articles on athletes, sports history, and coverage of categories not always classified with mainstream sports, such as mixed martial arts, professional wrestling, and skateboarding.
Today, it’s government and citizenship. Rather than exploring a variety of governments, this list is centered on the system that exists in the United States and actions of citizens
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