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Britannica All New Kids’ Encyclopedia: Updated Edition - What We Know and What We Don’t
Highly recommended for both school and public libraries seeking to support STEM learning, global awareness, and reading skills.
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Dolphins
A well-designed, fact-filled introduction to dolphins, enriched with images and text features that support literacy and science learning. Highly recommended as an update for animal nonfiction collections.
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The Maya
An engaging graphic nonfiction about the Maya that offers valuable cultural and historical exposure for students. Recommended.
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Simply Physics
Highly recommended for library collections supporting STEM education, particularly for high school and early college levels. It delivers clarity, structure, and breadth without sacrificing depth, making it an excellent choice for conceptual understanding.
Ethnic Studies and Youth Literature: A Critical Reader
Highly recommended. An excellent, perspective-expanding resource that challenges readers to critically examine youth literature through an ethnic studies lens.
Spooky
A beautifully illustrated, tenderly told story for fall reading or any unit on empathy and inference. Highly recommended.
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Lonely Planet Kids Snacks Around the World: Tasty Treats and Fun Eats from Everywhere!
This is a quality addition to any classroom or library. It would make an excellent purchase for anyone building a children’s collection focused on global cultures or where books about food circulate.
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Baby Cousin’s Big Day
A sweet, culturally rich read with educational value, especially in early childhood settings, this is recommended for collections to broaden representation and invite family-centered conversations.
Kamau and ZuZu Find a Way
A highly recommended addition to any library, offering visual beauty and a meaningful narrative that will resonate with young readers and educators alike.
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