CURTIS, Andrea
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The Story and Science of Hope
Whether used to inspire activism or reflection, Curtis and Suárez’s book is a gift centered around hope. A good choice for middle school nonfiction shelves.
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Loop de Loop: Circular Solutions for a Waste-Free World
Actionable steps are clearly outlined, and hope is offered in this bright and optimistic title. Highly recommended for sharing in all library collections.
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City of Neighbors
A good addition to libraries needing informational text about neighborhoods and communities.
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Barnaby
One budgie’s emotional growth after leaving home will ring familiar to young children, but there are other titles on independence that handle the topic more directly, and without the visual disconnect.
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A Forest in the City
The vital importance of the urban forest in relation to the welfare of city dwellers is presented with interesting information and lush illustrations. Useful for reports, projects, and classroom activities.
Eat This!: How Fast Food Marketing Gets You To Buy Junk (and How You Can Fight Back)
With appealing design and timely, research-based information, this will be a welcome addition to most library collections.
Eat This!: How Fast Food Marketing Gets You To Buy Junk (and How You Can Fight Back)
With appealing design and timely, research-based information, this will be a welcome addition to most library collections.
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