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The Stuff that Stuff Is Made Of: The Things We Make With Plants
A highly recommended purchase for botany sections that are lacking a fun encyclopedic element.
She Speaks: The Women of Norse Myths in their Own Words
Highly recommended for fans of Rick Riordan, or reluctant readers who enjoy Marvel’s Thor and Loki adventures.
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Nature Explained: A Family Guide to 20 Nature Cycles
A good addition to the nature section of most libraries.
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Wild: A Family Guide to the Animal Kingdom
Animal lovers and collectors of fun facts will enjoy this colorful romp through the world of animal adaptations.
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Let’s Make Cookies: See it, Say It, Cook It, Eat It!
A “grate” choice for public libraries needing to expand their board book collection.
Cooking Up Change: Grandma’s Recipes from a Year in Black History
Foodies and history buffs will enjoy this attractive cookbook filled with both recipes and facts about favorite foods and notable Black icons in history.–Lois Young
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It’s Busy Down in the Woods Today: Friends to Meet, Places to Explore, and Over 100 Things to Find
An excellent purchase for elementary library collections where poetry and interactive look-and-find texts are popular.
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The Treasure: A Story About Finding Joy in Unexpected Places
This would be an excellent story to teach a lesson on theme but also to talk with students about finding happiness and how that happens. Verdict: This would be a strong choice for elementary libraries needing books about emotions and goal setting.
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Knock Knock: Merry Christmas!: A Googly-Eyed Joke Book
This quick hit series of jokes coupled with bright, expressive illustrations culminates in a Christmas surprise that will leave younger readers giggling. Purchase where joke books targeted towards preschoolers are popular.
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