Anne Jung-Mathews
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They Call Me No Sam!
Animal lovers who are edging into longer chapter books will appreciate the story and Sam’s funny view of humans, or “naked-monkey-things.” An excellent addition to the shelves of school and public libraries.
Not Nothing
This powerful book will be enjoyed by all young readers, especially those with a fondness for historical fiction. It will remind them that no matter what, no one is “not nothing.”
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Telephone of the Tree
A lovely book for children (and even adults) who may be grieving; this will grab readers’ hearts.
The Mine Wars: The Bloody Fight for Workers’ Rights in the West Virginia Coalfields
A well-researched account of an essential historical account of the U.S. labor movement. Highly recommended for middle school readers and beyond.
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Shira and Esther’s Double Dream Debut
Libraries looking to diversify their fiction collections for middle grade students will want to consider this very enjoyable book. A great choce for middle schoolers.
Tiger Daughter
A first purchase for libraries serving immigrant populations and highly recommended for those looking to diversify their collections.
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Glowing Bunnies!? Why We’re Making Hybrids, Chimeras, and Clones
Libraries looking to update their science collections for middle grade students will want to consider this nicely packaged publication, keeping in mind that with rapid changes in technology, it may soon be supplanted by newer works.
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By the Light of Fireflies: A Novel of Sybil Ludington
With short chapters, a suspenseful plot, and a variety of real-life historical characters, this book is perfect for younger readers. Libraries looking to update their historical fiction collections related to the American Revolution will want to consider this title.
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Between the Lighthouse and You
This compelling story tackles weighty issues related to death and the afterlife, so it is better suited for more mature middle grade readers and young adults, especially those who may be grieving their own losses.
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