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Watt’s Up?: Electricity at Work
Lacking a fresh perspective and new information, this is not an essential purchase for collections with existing resources about electricity.
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History Tipsters Head Off into the Sunset: The Inside Scoop on Westward Expansion
This well-illustrated and informative graphic novel provides an entertaining and visually rich way for middle schoolers to access the topic. Especially recommended for collections where other installments in the series are successful.
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Bats! Mysterious and Misunderstood Mammals
Engaging, dynamic, and filled with bat facts, this nonfiction picture book is a strong addition to library collections.
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The Sandy Lake Tragedy: Following in the Footsteps in the Ojibwe
Devastating, obscure history brought to light. Highly recommended for schools’ Native American units, research, and general reading.
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Hair-Raising Upcycled Halloween Accessories
Although most of the projects may require adult assistance, this is a creative collection of DIY ideas that will appeal to kids looking for inexpensive, homemade ways to accessorize their Halloween costumes using common, upcycled materials.
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Growing Up in the Shadow of Alcatraz: Childhood on a Prison Island
Purchase for high interest nonfiction shelves, for both browsing and reports.
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Your Sustainable World: A Kid’s Guide to Everyday Choices That Help the Planet!
A worthwhile purchase for lower elementary libraries that use informational texts for research.
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Author vs. Illustrator
A laugh-out-loud tale for readers looking for a bridge between picture books and graphic novels.
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Overdue: The Misadventure of Bob the Book
A must-have book for libraries; educators and storytellers will want to use it for read-alouds to teach library book etiquette.
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