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The Butterfly’s Sting
A compelling and important addition for mature young adult collections, this novel powerfully portrays the fight for freedom and self-determination against overwhelming odds.
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Red as Royal Blood
Sure to be popular with students seeking an exciting and emotionally rich read, this deliciously romantic and intricate adventure is a highly engaging addition for young adult collections.
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Fanny’s Big Idea: How Jewish Book Week Was Born
A nice biographical introduction of an amazing woman and a good selection for a well-rounded collection.
If You Make a Call on a Banana Phone
This is a delightful and highly recommended picture book that celebrates imagination, communication, and the power of forming new friendships. It supports social-emotional learning (SEL) by encouraging openness, curiosity, and embracing unexpected connections, making it ideal for school libraries.
Lena the Chicken (But Really a Dinosaur!)
This book offers a unique and engaging blend of fictional storytelling and scientific education, making it an excellent addition to school library collections. It celebrates themes of self-identity, bravery, and understanding scientific concepts in a fun, accessible way, making it valuable for young readers and for social-emotional learning.
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History Tipsters Head Off into the Sunset: The Inside Scoop on Westward Expansion
This well-illustrated and informative graphic novel provides an entertaining and visually rich way for middle schoolers to access the topic. Especially recommended for collections where other installments in the series are successful.
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Canada: We Are the Story
Complex, beautiful, and thought-provoking. The eternal presence and voices of the Old Ones will be a spiritual paean to some and a ghost story to others.
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Calamity Before Jane
While well illustrated, the graphic novel struggles with narrative balance, often diverting from Calamity Jane’s personal history to focus on the political issues of the historical period, making this ultimately not a great biography of the person; nor a needed addition to the library.
Sparrow
Sparrow is suitable for young readers exploring emotions and change, and the end notes provide valuable context for older readers interested in history, culture, and language.
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