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A Line Can Go Anywhere: The Brilliant, Resilient Life of Artist Ruth Asawa
A first choice for any library seeking books about history, inspirational women or artists, and social justice.
Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection
This is a thought-provoking work and highly recommended for high school collections.
Boy Like Me
A triumph; Green has crafted an unforgettable coming-of-age story that is poignant and hopeful. With a blend of humor and resilience, this work deserves a place in the hearts of readers, especially those navigating similar journeys in a world that doesn’t always welcome difference.
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Wildlife Crossings of Hope: Connecting Creatures Around the Globe
An informative read full of compelling stories, this is a good choice for most nonfiction shelves.
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Carol Gilligan and the Search for Voice
Complete with scientific sources and interactive activities, this title is great for middle grade and early high school readers.
Words Are My Superpower: A Kid’s Guide to Affirmations, Mantras, and Positive Thinking
A vital resource for tweens and teens embarking on the tumultuous journey of self-discovery, offering guidance, understanding, and empowerment in equal measure.
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Ghost Writers: The Haunting of Lake Lucy
Descriptive language and varying types of poetry make this an enjoyable read, but the element of horror is minimal. Recommended for readers who ask for a scary book but aren’t quite ready for R.L. Stine or Mary Downing Hahn.
One Long Line: Marching Caterpillars and the Scientists Who Followed Them
Burns’s writing style invites readers in to a compelling narrative of wonder and discovery; this is a first purchase.
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King Cheer
This graphic novel will fit nicely into the collection that already has graphic novels with LGBTQIA+ characters and where the previous volume is popular.
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