Margaret Nunes
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All About Flags!
Young researchers and those with an interest in flags of different countries should find this book useful; selectors should strongly consider purchasing for both school and public libraries.
Becoming Ezra Jack Keats
This fine title will appeal especially to those nostalgic for Keats’s works. Public and school libraries should definitely consider.
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The Handy Supreme Court Answer Book: The History and Issues Explained
Given the organized format, excellent table of contents, and index, this volume will be a suitable addition to high school library reference collections; report writers will glean much.
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Flashback to the...Fly ’90s!: Ready-to-Read Level 2
The fun facts and appealing illustrations will attract readers; this title should definitely be considered for purchase by public and school librarians.
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Rebel Girls Animal Allies: 25 Tales of Women Working with Wildlife
These short takes on important and inspiring female animal lovers are fine introductions and will encourage more research; selectors should consider.
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Wild Maps for Curious Minds: 100 New Ways to See the Natural World
Curious minds will find themselves informed and entertained by this book. Selectors in middle and high school libraries should consider.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Couldn’t Drive?
While interesting information on Ginsburg’s life is presented, there is nothing unique about this title; at best an optional purchase.
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Temple Grandin
This title is an interesting and readable introduction to a person who has employed her unique way of thinking to revolutionize the meat-processing industry. A solid addition to young nonfiction collections.
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Nikola Tesla
Though there are numerous biographies available on these subjects for this age group, the bright graphic style will find an audience for those seeking entertainment along with their research.
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