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Hothouse Earth: The Climate Crisis and the Importance of Carbon Neutrality
A great addition to middle school libraries, particularly in schools that are incorporating the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals in their curriculums.
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Folding Tech: Using Origami and Nature To Revolutionize Technology
This title highlights the “A” in STEAM and is sufficiently meaty in its scientific presentation. The sample origami projects also make this title a great resource to bridge science and origami in the home and classroom.
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Cryptocurrencies and the Blockchain Revolution: Bitcoin and Beyond
Like any book about current technologies, this one will become quickly outdated. However, this fascinating title presents a strong introduction to a complex topic. A serviceable purchase for those who are interested in the subject.
Genomics: A Revolution in Health and Disease Discovery
An excellent bridge between real-world technology applications of biotechnology and what students learn in their biology classrooms.
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The Wide World of Coding: The People and Careers behind the Programs
A recommended purchase for libraries serving middle and high school students, especially ones with a focus on computer science, engineering, and technology.
Into the Deep: Science, Technology, and the Quest To Protect the Ocean
This title could serve as a rich source for topical research or inspiration to students interested in pursuing studies in science. Highly recommended for all elementary and middle school libraries.
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Apollo 13: A Successful Failure
An engaging space survival story that has the potential to turn middle grade science fiction/adventure fans into nonfiction readers. Could be used as a longer read-aloud to accompany a science unit.
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Theodosia Burr: Teen Eyewitness to the Founding of the New Nation
This formidable but brief biography is a useful purchase for school libraries and an additional purchase for public ones. Readers wanting to dig deeper after seeing Hamilton will benefit from a read.
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Where Have All the Bees Gone?: Pollinators in Crisis
An informative survey for students of biology and environmental science and just a tick denser in language and content than Emily Morgan’s Next Time You See a Bee.
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