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This book belongs in all middle school libraries; it deftly discusses important histories and hot topics facing young readers today.
Reading this book on more than one level makes it a must-buy for the elementary school library; its appeal crosses grade levels, which is unusual, but it never stops being perfectly timed silliness that even very young children will love.
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The Night Before the New Baby
The story does not cover any new ground but may be useful for libraries needing additional titles on the subject of new siblings.
PREMIUM
If You Want to Ride a Horse
A charming and informative book that will resonate with young horse enthusiasts, this title is ideal for educators looking to inspire a love for reading and an appreciation for horses in children.
This is a wonderful look at how immigrants have changed a community for the better. It would be an excellent book for a lesson on how communities evolve over time. A first choice for libraries needing books about communities, immigration, and changes over time.
Teachers and librarians will enjoy sharing this one with students, and students will enjoy sharing it with anyone with a sense of humor. Recommended for easy reader collections.
With a wide range of skin tones and clothing, this is a welcome addition to the story hour roster.
For seasoned hikers and novices alike, this attractive guidebook is an indispensable companion for any outdoor enthusiast.
This social history will appeal to upper-elementary and young junior high school readers who are curious about the past and its relation to a positive and peaceable future.
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