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Venus!: Fierce and Fabulous
The personification works to great effect in this addition to the series and libraries should definitely give Venus her well-deserved spot on the shelves. Highly recommended.
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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First Ascent: The Epic Yosemite Rock-Climbing Rivalry of Royal Robbins and Warren Harding
Recommended where rock climbing or national parks books are popular.
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Hanukkah 1-2-3!: A First Counting Book
The skills of these creators and the clean simplicity of the book are reasons to purchase for collections, despite one potentially off-putting page.
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Never Take Your Rhino on a Plane
Children will love the antics of the rhino and parents will recognize and relate to the perils and pitfalls of travel; this makes for a serviceable cautionary lesson on travel.
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Our Solar System! A Stellar Neighborhood
Part of the “Our Universe” series of books that inform and entertain readers, this compelling title is a great choice for budding astronomers and science enthusiasts.
Nav’s Foolproof Guide to Falling in Love
For avid YA romance readers or casual readers with an interest in LGBTQIA+ experiences, this book provides a heartwarming and relatable overview of a teenager’s life.
To Walk the Sky: How Iroquois Steelworkers Helped Build Towering Cities
This fascinating narrative provides an in-depth history of skywalkers, the Caughnawaga, and their contributions to our cities and infrastructure. Strong first buy.
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Next Year in the White House: Barack Obama’s First Presidential Seder
While the book touches on meaningful themes of freedom and cultural traditions, it lacks the appeal and engagement needed to draw in younger readers.
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