Anne Jung-Mathews
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Riverkeeper: Protecting an American River
Given its focus on the Hudson River and the Riverkeepers program, this title will be of most interest to libraries and readers local to that area; for future environmentalists everywhere, the success of the Hudson River cleanup is a story of celebration no matter the location.
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The Rehearsal Club
Readers who love mysteries, along with singing and dancing, will enjoy this clever story that opens an intriguing window into theater history.
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Secrets of the Dead: Mummies and Other Human Remains from Around the World
This title does a splendid job of opening ancient worlds to younger readers; it’s a useful addition to nonfiction collections in schools and public libraries.
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They Call Me No Sam!
Animal lovers who are edging into longer chapter books will appreciate the story and Sam’s funny view of humans, or “naked-monkey-things.” An excellent addition to the shelves of school and public libraries.
Not Nothing
This powerful book will be enjoyed by all young readers, especially those with a fondness for historical fiction. It will remind them that no matter what, no one is “not nothing.”
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Telephone of the Tree
A lovely book for children (and even adults) who may be grieving; this will grab readers’ hearts.
The Mine Wars: The Bloody Fight for Workers’ Rights in the West Virginia Coalfields
A well-researched account of an essential historical account of the U.S. labor movement. Highly recommended for middle school readers and beyond.
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Shira and Esther’s Double Dream Debut
Libraries looking to diversify their fiction collections for middle grade students will want to consider this very enjoyable book. A great choce for middle schoolers.
Tiger Daughter
A first purchase for libraries serving immigrant populations and highly recommended for those looking to diversify their collections.
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