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To Walk the Sky: How Iroquois Steelworkers Helped Build Towering Cities
This fascinating narrative provides an in-depth history of skywalkers, the Caughnawaga, and their contributions to our cities and infrastructure. Strong first buy.
PREMIUM
The Unfinished
The eerie imagery is not extremely explicit, making this spooky read a tantalizing addition to middle school shelves.
PREMIUM
Jo Jo Makoons: Rule School
An adorable, easy chapter book reminiscent of “Junie B. Jones” that cherishes the curiosity and learning curves that come with change.
PREMIUM
On a Wing and a Tear
Recommended as an additional purchase for elementary collections where books featuring animals circulate well. Hand to fans of Kate DiCamillo or Katherine Applegate.
Red Bird Danced
An impactful story about discovering how to declare yourself proudly and bring awareness to your community; this opens an important window into the modern-day life of Native American culture that has yet to be fully explored thoroughly in middle grade literature.
I Am Osage: How Clarence Tinker Became the First Native American Major General
An excellent addition to nonfiction collections for young readers.
Just Like Grandma
This book comes highly recommended for its heartwarming portrayal of intergenerational relationships and cultural heritage.
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