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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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Thank You, Old Oak
A touching story, engaging illustrations, and valuable educational content in the back matter make for a great addition to school library collections.
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Icy Fruit: How My Grandfather Spread the Joy of Ice Pops Across Taiwan
This book is a great informational text that makes amazing use of alliteration and is perfect for read-alouds and makerspace activities.
Super Goat Girl
This vibrant and heartwarming tale is an exceptional addition to every school and classroom library. Not only is it fun and exciting, but it also delivers a powerful and necessary message about recognizing the value in everyone’s abilities, affirming that each individual is important and necessary.
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The Moon Prince
While well illustrated, the narrative imbalance leans more toward social and political messaging than thrilling adventure. Only recommended for collections in dire need of graphic novels, otherwise, give this one a pass.
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Richard Scarry’s Lowly Worm Saves Christmas!
A cute and nostalgic addition to all Christmas picture book collections.
Wish I Was a Baller
This nonfiction coming-of-age story is a perfect example of trying, failing, and rising again; it would be an excellent addition to sports collections and/or graphic novel sections.
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A Rock Is Born: An Epic Journey Through Time
This is a fine additional selection for libraries in need of materials on the rock cycle.
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