Hartland, Jessie
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The Day the River Caught Fire: How the Cuyahoga River Exploded and Ignited the Earth Day Movement
A timely and fascinating reminder that environmental action is necessary and can prompt remarkable recovery.
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Alice Waters Cooks Up a Food Revolution
The conversation about food and healthy eating continues to drift down to younger readers and would-be chefs; this will have a ready place on the shelves or in classrooms teaching about the small-farm movement in America. Recommended.
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Rosie the Truffle Hound
There is plenty to entertain young listeners and viewers in the pages of this lark of a picture book; not an essential purchase, but a charming one.
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Harlem Grown: How One Big Idea Transformed a Neighborhood
A wonderful addition to picture book collections in school and public libraries.
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My Tiny Pet
Fun and informative, a great addition to larger collections and best for a lap-sit or read-alone, to enjoy the details in the illustrations
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Our Flag Was Still There: The True Story of Mary Pickersgill and the Star-Spangled Banner
A great addition to any library, this picture book shares information about a lesser known yet important woman who left her mark on the history of the United States
How the Meteorite Got to the Museum
PreS-Gr 2—Employing the cumulative narrative style used in How the Sphinx Got to the Museum (2010) and How the Dinosaur Got to the Museum (2011, both Blue Apple ), Hartland explains how the Peekskill Meteorite traveled from space to Earth, eventually finding a permanent place in the American Museum of Natural History in New York City...
Bon Appétit!
Gr 2–5—Books for young foodies are very popular, and this is one that any library embracing the trend should have...
How the Sphinx Got to the Museum
Gr 1—4—Lively artwork and rhythmic text highlight this unique picture book that tells the story of how one particular piece of Egyptian sculpture ended up in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City...
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