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The Deadliest Diseases Then and Now
Good for budding middle school epidemiologists and history buffs who can’t resist a book about diseases.
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Threads of Peace: How Mohandas Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. Changed the World
An in-depth and well-researched volume that complements existing YA biographies on these two individuals by forging a little-known connection between American Black activism and the Indian nonviolent movement.
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Tracking Tortoises: The Mission to Save a Galápagos Giant
Highly recommended for libraries and science classrooms with budding naturalists.
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Just Be You: Ask Questions, Set Intentions, Be Your Special Self, and More
A must-purchase for library or classroom collections promoting self-knowledge and mindfulness for middle-grade students.
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A Year Full of Celebrations and Festivals
An excellent addition and welcome update to elementary nonfiction collections focusing on holidays and celebrations.
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The Age of Dinosaurs: The Rise and Fall of the World’s Most Remarkable Animals
Brusatte’s work pops with all the excitement of a dinosaur-themed “CSI” show. Budding scientists and dinosaur enthusiasts will relish this deep dive into the detective work that comprises a fascinating field.
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The Hero Handbook
A solid starting point of inspiration for school libraries looking to build a self-help section.
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Curious Comparisons: A Life-Size Look at the World Around You
Libraries with elementary students hungry for fact-based reading or looking for real-life math connections could use this book as an introductory text. Recommended.
Sometimes People March
A must-have for any collection looking for age-appropriate books to answer questions about current events and social justice issues.
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