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Many Voices: Building Erie, The Canal That Changed America

Many Voices: Building Erie, The Canal That Changed America
Lawlor, Laurie
This story of one of the most pivotal engineering accomplishments in U.S. history, told from diverse perspectives, is highly recommended for middle and high school collections.
Daring: The Life and Art of Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun
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Daring: The Life and Art of Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun
Pomeroy, Jordana
This engaging biography contains detailed descriptions of setting and cultural context that convey a clear time line and sense of causation, as well as peeks into the artist’s intimate life.
White Lies: How the South Lost the Civil War, Then Rewrote the History

White Lies: How the South Lost the Civil War, Then Rewrote the History
Bausum, Ann
An important and compelling work that belongs in all high school and public libraries.
Start with a Teapot: An Unexpected Guide to the Art of Drawing
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Start with a Teapot: An Unexpected Guide to the Art of Drawing
Lax, Enric
More concept than direct instruction, this humorous art book takes readers on a journey of imagination and embracing imperfection.

How the Word Is Passed (Adapted for Young Readers): Remembering Slavery and How it Shaped America
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How the Word Is Passed (Adapted for Young Readers): Remembering Slavery and How it Shaped America
Smith, Clint
While this book addresses an important topic and will have niche readers, the lack of establishing shared context for a younger audience and the uneven approach make this a secondary pick.
9 Spanish-Language Nonfiction About Latinx Trailblazers, Identity, and Brujería

9 Spanish-Language Nonfiction About Latinx Trailblazers, Identity, and Brujería
SLJ Reviews,  Jun 26, 2025

Margarita Engle’s collection of poetry heralds Latinx heroes and Juana Martinez-Neal’s latest celebrates a Peruvian scientist. A sprinkling of self-help titles round out the list.

Going Viral: Share These Books About Infectious Diseases and Vaccines

Going Viral: Share These Books About Infectious Diseases and Vaccines
Deborah Hopkinson,  Jun 25, 2025

Children's and YA titles are vital resources in public health education.

2025 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards Announced

2025 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards Announced
SLJ Staff,  Jun 23, 2025

The winners of the 2025 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards are I Know How to Draw an Owl by Hilary Horder Hippely, illus. by Matt James; Everything We Never Had by Randy Ribay; and Death in the Jungle: Murder, Betrayal, and the Lost Dream of Jonestown by Candace Fleming.

Are We There Yet?: The First Road Trip Across the USA
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Are We There Yet?: The First Road Trip Across the USA
McAnulty, Stacy
Recommended as a purchase for history-minded students or those interested in the auto industry in its early days.
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