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Clouds in Space: Nebulae, Stardust, and Us
The fictional construct of a girl staring at the sky is hardly necessary; lively language and gorgeous illustrations make this an excellent introduction to astronomy for a wide audience of primary grade readers.
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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.
One Long Line: Marching Caterpillars and the Scientists Who Followed Them
Burns’s writing style invites readers in to a compelling narrative of wonder and discovery; this is a first purchase.
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Playtime Engineering
Like other recent MIT forays into board books, this is a must-purchase for libraries looking to buy STEAM titles for the very youngest child.
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I’m a Neutrino: Tiny Particles in a Big Universe
If your shelves are in need of particle science this might be a nice addition, although the concept is very abstract and will probably need further explanation by additional sources.
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Ada and the Galaxies
Worth a purchase for the artwork alone, especially the stunning final page in which brilliant stars reflect in the lenses of Ada’s and her grandfather’s glasses.
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