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Lost at Windy River: A True Story of Survival
An excellent choice for a book report and a good addition to a children’s nonfiction collection.
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What Do We Eat?: How Humans Find, Grow, and Share Food
A browsable nonfiction work on an intriguing subject with many curricular tie-ins.
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Let’s Get Creative: Art for a Healthy Planet
A useful though not essential addition for discussions of the intersection of art, science, and everyday activities.
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Picture a Girl
Readers will root for Adelaide to catch a break and be able to return to the life of an 11-year-old instead of an overwhelmed person with adult responsibilities. Recommended for realistic fiction shelves.
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Lights Along the River
This Canadian historical picture book may find a home in units on unearthing family stories or in writing creative nonfiction.
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When You Meet a Dragon
A heavy-handed but dynamically illustrated story about the power of community.
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Crow Helps a Friend
This book is especially suited for school libraries in the Pacific Northwest or any collection expanding its Indigenous collections.
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Born a Girl: It Takes Courage
Difficult but necessary, this work is both triggering and empowering.
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Sally’s New Look
Elevating a common childhood milestone to a gleeful case of the primps, this book will prime children for Sally’s next outing.
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