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The Girl Who Figured It Out: The Inspiring True Story of Wheelchair Athlete Minda Dentler Becoming an Ironman World Champion
An unforgettable tale of triumph. The message is perfect for readers of all ages, but the book itself works for first through fifth grades, and deserves to be in all collections.
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Baby’s First Zodiac: Discover the Twelve Star Signs with this Adorable Astrology Book for Kids!
Sweet to look at and enjoyable to find the hidden details in the artwork, but a complex topic for this age group.
Word Travelers and the Taj Mahal Mystery
This winning series opener is full of fun and facts, and is recommended for first purchase.
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The Secret Life of Viruses: Incredible Science Facts About Germs, Vaccines, and What You Can Do To Stay Healthy
“The Secret Life of” series is perfect for libraries looking to expand their medical and biological collections for younger readers, and this volume is the perfect topic with which to start.
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Lobstah Gahden: Speak Out Against Pollution With a Wicked Awesome Boston Accent!
A good read-aloud conservation story sure to entertain students dipping their toes into aquatic environmentalism.
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Pranklab
The book’s concept is encouraging and playful, but it is not a text that most kids will seek out at a library. Purchase if additional funds are available to upgrade science experiment collections.
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Depeche Mode: The Unauthorized Biography
Recommended for limited purchase in public libraries. The book could also be used in classroom units to study the history of modern electronic music.
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Dinosaur Lady: The Daring Discoveries of Mary Anning, the First Paleontologist
This enjoyable introduction to a pioneering paleontologist should intrigue and inspire young readers. An excellent purchase for school and public libraries.
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The Radium Girls: The Scary but True Story of the Poison That Made People Glow in the Dark
An impeccably written but arguably unnecessary young readers’ edition of an excellent work of history.
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