Tracy Cronce
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How to Save a Library
A perfect book for tweens seeking realistic fiction that beautifully captures the emotions and challenges of middle school. Highly recommended for all library shelves as many resonant topics are expertly woven into one satisfying story.
Seeds of Discovery: How Barbara McClintock Used Corn and Curiosity to Solve a Science Mystery and Win a Nobel Prize
Readers will discover a wonderful role model and a perfect message: be true to yourself and do what you love. A touching and wonderful tribute to a real star, and a first purchase for all libraries.
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The Interrupted Plans of Mango and Nan
A fun addition to library shelves where surprising adventures are sought.
The Trouble with Heroes
This is a must-purchase for all libraries. Finn’s journey from loss to gain is both breathtaking and deeply satisfying.
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Seabird
A first purchase for all libraries wishing to inspire readers to make their own path rather than follow the trail.
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The Wish Switch
A fun read and an escape from the ordinary. A first purchase for libraries seeking a fusion of many genres in one story.
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Home, Home
Perfect for libraries wishing to add a beautiful cross-cultural story to their collection, and for every child who has ever felt different.
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The Big, Fun Book of Fake-Out Cakes: 75+ Great Recipes
Creatively rendered fake-out cakes and cupcakes will delight bakers and eaters alike. Purchase is recommended for libraries that want to inspire creative bakers.–Tracy Cronce
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The Gods’ Revenge
A solid purchase for all library shelves where the first book was enjoyed.
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