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How to Help a Hare and Protect a Polar Bear: 50 Simple Things You Can Do for Our Planet!
A highly recommended purchase for libraries looking to add to their habitat and endangered animal collections.
Let’s Learn to Fish!: Everything You Need to Know to Start Freshwater Fishing
This highly recommended book stands out not only for its unique focus on fishing but also for its excellent writing and design. It’s a valuable addition to any collection, not just for its rarity, but because it is truly outstanding.
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The Tinkering Workshop: Explore, Invent & Build with Everyday Materials: 100 Hands-On STEAM Projects
A highly recommended purchase based on the variety of easy projects and the appealing graphic design.
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How to Be a Color Wizard: Forage and Experiment with Natural Art Making
This guide will find an audience among creative and curious types. A general purchase.
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Rainbow Science: Discover How Rainbows Are Made, with 23 Fun Experiments & Colorful Activities!
A recommended purchase for younger readers learning about the science of rainbows from an interactive book.
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Prescription for Inequality: Exploring the Social Determinants of Health of At-Risk Groups
A worthwhile purchase for libraries with students seeking comprehensive statistical insights into health disparities and the societal factors influencing group health outcomes.
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Bite by Bite: American History Through Feasts, Foods, and Side Dishes
A recommended purchase that will find a satisfied audience among tweens and teens researching food or American history.
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Deep Water
A wonderful read that will resonate with athletes, those navigating family challenges, and even reluctant readers; a strong addition to all middle grade library collections.
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Walls: The Long History of Human Barriers and Why We Build Them
An attractive purchase for larger collections or populations interested in understanding the history of walls, geography, and the human tendency to build barriers.
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