YORK, J.
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Growing Up Beth
May appeal to readers looking for slice-of-life stories; a suitable secondary purchase where early chapter books are in demand.
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Queens of the Jungle: Meet the Female Animals Who Rule the Animal Kingdom!
An engaging, accessible, and highly recommended purchase for libraries.
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Teaching Mindfulness: A Guidebook for Teachers, Parents, Counselors, and Caregivers
A good choice for teachers who have the capacity to interpret and create lessons from the resources presented, or who want to incorporate mindfulness activities in their classrooms. Though the direct audience is teachers, the text can also be used by parents, counselors, caregivers, and others, as long as they are willing to be flexible.
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Finish the Fight!: The Brave and Revolutionary Women Who Fought for the Right To Vote
This collection of remarkable women will make for a thorough primary source for middle grade research projects. The book’s social justice lens is an obvious strength. Recommended for school and public libraries, especially where whitewashed histories detailing the suffrage movement need updating.
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No True Believers
Recommended for readers who want a relatable and realistic portrayal of a Muslim teen with the twists and action of a suspenseful thriller.
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The Gift of Ramadan
Highly recommended to introduce young readers to Islamic culture and traditions; a perfect addition to holiday book collections.
Animals in Spring
Select volumes as needed to supplement available resources about specific topics.
These books discuss how various animals and a pond ecosystem respond to the coming of spring. Although the abbreviated, choppy texts and colorful nature photos provide scant information, the books can serve as springboards for classroom discussion on topics such as hibernation and migration. Craft projects are included, but the instructions are unclear and adult assistance may be required. Reading list. Glos., ind.
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