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Shy Cat and the Stuff-the-Bus Challenge
This is a timely novel that is a must-buy for elementary schools as it gently yet effectively opens conversations about the critical topic of food insecurity for young readers.
Shirley: An Indian Residential School Story
This biography is an honest depiction of the cruelty in Canada’s First Nation residential schools from the perspective of a survivor. An important addition to every library’s juvenile biography section and classroom.
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Last Known Address: The Stumbling Stones of Europe
Short, compelling chapters present good read aloud opportunities to share in a family or classroom setting.
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Can Posters Kill?: Antisemitic Propaganda and World War II
Illustrating how the influence of art and writing can become a powerful tool of destruction when the government controls the media, this book is essential for every school library.
Run the World Like a Girl: International Women Leaders
For collections in need of more diversity in their political leader sections, this book will make a great addition.
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Take a Breath Olive Tran
This story will likely circulate well in schools and libraries whose readers appreciate cultural awareness paired with universal themes of teamwork and kindness.
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The Case of the Pilfered Pin
This is a great book with a well-developed storyline and characters. Highly recommended for middle grade collections in school and public libraries.
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World Shakers: Inspiring Women Activists
A good choice for those looking for collective biographies that feature women not often covered in school curricula.
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