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An engaging story would have benefited from a simpler format but nonetheless serves as a helpful purchase for those looking to fill gaps in their collection.
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God’s Holy Darkness
For collections that already include similar material, this book states very clearly what it is and what it hopes to be used for; it enlarges an existing discussion and turns tropes around to include everyone and everything.
An excellent choice as a read-aloud in an elementary setting or as an independent choice for children ready to tackle simple language on their own or with a family member.
This is an appealing resource to encourage children, parents, teachers, and librarians to explore, enjoy, and celebrate science.
This title belongs in most elementary nonfiction libraries. Pair it with Steve Jenkins’s The Animal Toolkit for a visually engaging experience about the creatures around us and how much we all have in common.
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Look What I Found at the Beach
A great addition to libraries and classrooms, this will inspire children to embrace all the discoveries the world has to offer.
This literary biography is at home in the art, architecture, or biography sections of any library. It will surely pique interest in this genius and inspire visits to Gaudi’s creations, if only online.
This inspirational tale about friendship, courage, and good trouble is an essential purchase for all collections.
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