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Wolves at the Door
This book’s historical significance and poignant narrative offers a realistic, empathetic understanding of the impact of war. A compelling addition to libraries.
Frozen in Time: What Ice Cores Can Tell Us About Climate Change
Guaranteed to inspire young scientists and environmentalists eager to learn how the past can guide us to a sustainable future. Highly recommended for the middle school library and classroom.
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She Persisted: Dolores Huerta
An informative biography that highlights the importance of making difficult decisions and helping others, and an inspiring read for young audiences.
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The Lies We Conjure
Despite some moments of heavy exposition, this blend of magical elements, family drama, and murder mystery wraps up neatly, providing a satisfying standalone read.
Shift Happens: The History of Labor in the United States
Its edgy title may attract attention, but it’s the compelling narrative and enlightening content that will keep readers engaged from cover to cover. A recommended read for high school students and educators alike.
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Craft Roach
This book is a delightful exploration of individuality, creativity, and the rewards of embracing one’s true self, offering an engaging story and an interactive craft activity for young readers.
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Yumbo Gumbo
While all readers will miss and crave a recipe for yumbo gumbo, this is a must-read for future chefs, budding data analysts, and aspiring family counselors. Its appeal extends to STEM book collections, making it an excellent addition for diverse learning.
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