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The Grammar of Fantasy: An Introduction to the Art of Inventing Stories
A must-have for educators and librarians looking to inject creativity into their classrooms. Rodari provides a thoughtful, informed approach to how imagination and play can foster critical thinking.
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Lonely Planet Kids A Kid’s Guide to London
A strong addition to elementary and middle grade nonfiction collections, particularly for libraries serving families who travel or readers eager to explore the world.
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Detective Dogs: How Working Dogs Sniff Out Invasive Species
This enlightening title encourages curiosity about real-world scientific work and highlights the important bond between humans and animals; a strong purchase for juvenile nonfiction collections, particularly where there is interest in animals, environmental science, or conservation careers.
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In Community with Readers: Transforming Reading Instruction with Read-Alouds and Minilessons
A recommended purchase for educators seeking to enhance community building through purposeful and engaging discussions.
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Nourishing Caregiver Collaborations: Elevating Home Experiences and Classroom Practices for Collective Care
This book doesn’t necessarily break new ground but it provides personal stories and resources to honor students and caregivers as well as the work that goes into everyday literacy.
Equity Now: Justice, Repair, and Belonging in Schools
Academic and thoughtful, while still accessible, this professional learning text is a must-have for educators and leaders of every stripe.
Confessions of a Candy Snatcher
A definite purchase for a middle school library, this debut novel with a delightfully diverse cast provides a truthful account of peer pressure, divorce, and consent.
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Deepening Digital Citizenship: A Guide to Systemwide Policy and Practice
Perfect for librarians who wear many hats and need to analyze the implementation of digital citizenship from every angle, as well as for educators who have to make district-wide decisions that impact many students.
Equity in the Classroom: What It Looks Like and How to Achieve It
Well-researched and wonderfully helpful, this collection is a must-have for teachers of all age groups.
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