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Spit: What’s Cool About Drool
Although the writing is intended for an older audience, the topic is likely to attract younger readers. Ambitious elementary students would find this book just as accessible and enjoyable as older students. This would be a great addition for a middle or high school collection.
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Highrise: The Towers in the World and the World in the Towers
With a plethora of additional facts, trivia, and stunning photographs, this is an excellent source for research projects concerning human population growth and architecture advancement for middle and high school students.
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The Hubble Space Telescope: Our Eye on the Universe
The lack of sourcing and consistent context makes this a weak choice for research, but it could be a great addition for middle school libraries to spark interest in astronomy.
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The Plastic Problem
This book is a fun and engaging read with more than enough facts and information for upper elementary and middle school research. Highly recommended for most libraries.
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Dragons?!
A lighthearted read about a creature that has fascinated man since the dawn of time. This book is a fun romp and should please readers who yearn for information about the mythical animals.
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