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Gr 3–5—Salahaddin, a poor stonecutter, splits a boulder and finds "a beautiful stone, twinkling in its nest of rock...
Gr 6–8—In this dystopian adventure, Earth can no longer sustain life in many places and the United States has devolved into a totalitarian government...
PreS—Children are taken on an entertaining, duck-led tour in springtime and given insight into the first day in the lives of eight diverse animals...
Gr 1–3—From a cowering Microraptor, who "would barely be able to look a chicken in the eye," to an Argentinosaurus towering over a squirming pile of surprised-looking elephants (17, all told), Judge poses 12 prehistoric creatures with modern people or animals in compelling support of the observation that dinos came in a great range of sizes...
PreS-K—Wearing purple tennis shoes, a tutu, striped socks, and a polka-dot headband, Soo enters the family kitchen announcing that she has 10 boo-boos...
Gr 4–7—In this follow-up to The Lost Treasure of Tuckernuck (HarperCollins, 2012), seventh-graders Laurie Madison and Bud Wallace uncover a new mystery surrounding their school's founder...
PreS-Gr 2—This deceptively simple book challenges children's mental models about what a nest is right off the bat: the first nest belongs to a dormouse...
Gr 6–9—Middle-schooler Conor O'Neill has a tendency to believe his grandfather's stories from Irish mythology and folklore despite the rest of his family's clear disdain for such tall tales...
Gr 8 Up—Tall, good-looking Ryan Westland, 17, shows up at Perran School in England in March 2012 and attracts the attention of the female population...
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