Lisa Taylor
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Breathing Underwater
Tess’s story is compelling. Her medical visits, uncertainty, and eventual epilepsy diagnosis offer a realistic look at this hidden condition that is both enigmatic and common. The added fact that one in 26 people have epilepsy should make this a must-have for school and public libraries.
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Mary Anning and the Great Fossil Discoveries
Overall, this is a fine, simple introduction to an overlooked scientist. An index, further resources, glossary, and time line solidify its credentials as a worthy text for school assignments.
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School Trip Squirmies
A worthwhile purchase, particularly for the target audience—kids with hyperactivity. Hopefully, kids will read these books and see themselves positively presented or learn to view others that way.
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Camping Chaos
A worthwhile purchase, particularly for the target audience—kids with hyperactivity. Hopefully, kids will read these books and see themselves positively presented or learn to view others that way.
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Twenty-One Steps: Guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
This book’s message of selflessness is as clear as the click of the metal-studded heels of sentinels walking their appointed steps.
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Eleanor Makes Her Mark
There are many titles about Eleanor Roosevelt, but with its encouragement for readers to make their own marks upon the world, this book could be a necessary source of inspiration.
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Perkin’s Perfect Purple: How a Boy Created Color with Chemistry
This pleasant narrative detailing an unexpected discovery could appeal to readers interested in a variety of subjects: history, science, fashion, and uplifting stories of perseverance.
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Stink Fights, Earwax, and Other Marvelous Mammal Adaptations
Enjoyable, light reading for browsers and fans of animal nonfiction. A good addition to classroom libraries.
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Water-Walking, Sidewinding, and Other Remarkable Reptile Adaptations
A introductory nonfiction science book that will appeal to animal lovers and youngsters curious about the natural world.
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