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Black Hands: Builders of Our Nation
The evocative language, layered illustrations, and purposeful historical framing make this a meaningful addition to classroom libraries and a valuable anchor text for conversations about history, identity, and contribution.
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Ambrosia Lee Drops the Mic
This book is smart, funny, and sneakily unputdownable. Give this to fans of John Green, Jenny Han, and Holly Smale.
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When We Were Snails
A touching celebration of the love between parent and child, even during time apart, and especially good for children who may be experiencing separation.
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Let It Shine!: A Celebration of You
This would make an excellent classroom book for units on history, but it also works for its uplifting message and positive affirmations.
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Abolition and the African American Story
A comprehensive overview of an important topic, yet this book suffers from dense text with few pictures or interactive elements, which will hurt its young reader appeal. Recommended for middle school library collections.
Family Feast!
This celebration of food and family is a perfect addition to picture book collections.
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Down on the Bayou
An unusual and useful book that uses imagination, storytelling, and ecology to connect readers to the Louisiana bayou.
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Dear Manny
A startlingly effective snapshot of cis white male frustration and growth, this also succinctly examines the societal effects of political moves. For high school collections.
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