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All Together Now: Create 50 Moments of Family Joy
Not for school libraries, except for collections that include resource books aimed at families.
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A Christmas Treasury of Recipes, Crafts, and Wisdom
Not an essential buy for libraries, but may be useful if additional holiday craft and family activities are needed.
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Ocean Atlas: A Journey Across the Waves and into the Deep
A fact-filled and colorful addition to collections; great for STEAM tie-ins.
The Kitchen Pantry Scientist: Chemistry for Kids: Homemade Science Experiments and Activities Inspired by Awesome Chemists, Past and Present
This bright, engaging text provides young middle school readers with the inspiration and means to conduct enlightening at-home experiments. Detailed biographies of notable chemists, simple yet purposeful explanations, and visual aids enhance this well-rounded guide that demonstrates important chemistry concepts. Readers are sure to experience wondrous results in their own kitchens.
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The Great Big Brain Book
An educational resource for young readers that uses an accessible narrative and light-hearted illustrations to explain the diverse functions and abilities of the human brain. Could also serve as a good conversation starter with children about difficult subjects like a grandparent dealing with Alzheimer’s disease. Read-alikes include Hoffman’s The Great Big Book of Families, Gabi Garcia’s Listening to My Body, and Niels van Hove’s My Strong Mind.
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Speak Up!: Speeches by Young People To Empower and Inspire
This book will please youth and adults looking for reminders that every voice, especially theirs, counts.
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Look Down and See Natural Wonders of the World
For some readers, this will be an adequate jumping off point for future research. An additional purchase for larger collections.
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The Vlogger’s Handbook: Love it! Live it! Vlog it!
Given the popularity of vlogging, this well-written book should be considered by most libraries.
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