Marilyn Taniguchi
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Ray: How Light Works
This is a serviceable overview of a complex topic; perhaps pair with Susan Hughes’s Lights Day and Night or David A. Adler’s Light Waves for its excellent STEM focus.
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A Little Slugger’s Guide to the Unwritten Rules of Baseball and Life
Pleasant but unmemorable, this is best suited for sports-loving adult fans looking for a way to pass on life lessons and love of the game.
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Slam Dunk: The Shot That Changed the Game
This well-written, all-star sports title engages fans from start to finish and deserves a place in school and public libraries.
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All About Brains: A Book About People
This book may leave readers with more questions than answers; better options for young readers include Mari C. Schuh’s My Life with Epilepsy and Dr. Roopa Farooki’s The Brilliant Brain.
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pêyak little duck
Engaging and accessible, this is an excellent introduction to Plains Cree language for preschool through primary grades.
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You Are a Wildlife Warrior!: Saving Animals & the Planet
Though forced rhymes limit its read-aloud potential, an appealing design and upbeat message make this is an acceptable choice for caregivers looking for a gentle introduction to the ever-popular topic of zoos and animal conservation.
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Black Diamond Kings: Heroes of Negro League Baseball
A surefire hit for baseball fans young and old, and a resource for social studies, history, and language arts.
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In the Desert
This well-crafted book is an excellent resource for language arts, animal studies, and geography units. The eye-catching art and wordplay also make this an excellent choice for reading aloud.
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If I Could Choose a Best Day: Poems of Possibility
This thoughtful collection rewards repeat readings, begs to be shared or read aloud, and will resonate with a wide audience of readers and educators.
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