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Hear My Voice/Escucha mi voz: The Testimonies of Children Detained at the Southern Border of the United States
Listen to the children, who have no political gain. This is a book readers cannot ignore, and which belongs on every shelf.
You Don’t Have to Be Everything: Poems for Girls Becoming Themselves
A collection intentionally designed to promote growth, understanding, and self-awareness. Buy it for the young women in your life and share it with the young men.
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How To Go Anywhere (and Not Get Lost): A Guide to Navigation for Young Adventurers
A nice addition to school collections where geography and human movement are studied.
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So Embarrassing: Awkward Moments and How To Get Through Them
An endearing exploration of emotional and physical reactions to embarrassment that may fail to fully address the experiences and concerns of young readers.
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The Screaming Hairy Armadillo and 76 Other Animals with Weird, Wild Names
An engaging resource for animal-loving kids and a strong purchase for most libraries. This one will circulate.
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The Constitution Decoded: A Guide to the Document That Shapes Our Nation
In the hands of a skilled social studies teacher, this informative book will help students unpack this foundational document that impacts all Americans. Recommended for school and public libraries.
Who Got Game?: Baseball: Amazing but True Stories!
A highly recommended first purchase. Readers will be sucked into this unique collection of “amazing but true stories.”
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The Book of Terrifyingly Awesome Technology: 27 Experiments for Young Scientists
The attached mini-projects are a weak link, but upper elementary grade STEM students will benefit from this wide-angled overview of modern and future technology.
The Big Book of Monsters: The Creepiest Creatures from Classic Literature
Johnson’s casual descriptions of horrifying tales will delight middle grade readers while he successfully lures them to grander-scheme ideas. A must-have for middle school libraries and those whose readers seek out the creepy and the scary.
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