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The Power Tool Alphabet

Kat Choppy | PICTURE BOOKS, Nov 01, 2025

The ABCs can appeal to younger readers and the detailed information about atypical tools will keep older readers engaged, too.

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This Skirt Won’t Work!: How Women Athletes Changed Their Clothes and Changed the Game

Jennifer Cooper | NONFICTION - ELEMENTARY, Oct 01, 2025

In picture book format, a light historical look at women who bucked societal conventions to wear athletic gear that allowed them to be faster and better. Good purchase for most libraries.

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Down Syndrome Out Loud: 20+ True Stories of Disability and Determination

Melissa Hart | NONFICTION, Jun 01, 2025

A powerful testament to the strength and potential of individuals with Down syndrome, and an essential read for anyone seeking representation or to broaden their understanding of intellectual disabilities.

What Fish Are Saying: Strange Sounds in the Ocean

Kirsten Pendreigh | REVIEWS+, Apr 30, 2025

Educators, parents, and especially students will absolutely love Pendreigh’s book. It’s beautifully illustrated, funny, and educational; start recommending it ASAP.

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Wait ‘Til You’re Older

Maria Marianayagam | FICTION, Apr 11, 2025

This book is a good addition to the scientific (and fun) section of the library.

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The Pine Cone’s Secret: A Life Cycle Poem

Hannah Barnaby | NONFICTION, Apr 01, 2025

A pro-nature and pro-ecology poem about the life cycle of the pine tree, this book will appeal to collections seeking gentle science books; it can also be added to the holiday shelves.

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Cute Animals That Could Kill You Dead

Brooke Hartman | NONFICTION, Apr 01, 2025

This fun and unique nonfiction picture book introduces confident elementary school readers to a selection of cute and dangerous animals found around the world.