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White Bird: A Wonder Story
Sure to be popular among fans of Wonder and educators who want to connect past to present.
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Noodleheads Fortress of Doom
The Noodleheads tackle fort-building and joke-telling in this likable and silly comic. A must-buy for libraries where the series is popular.
A welcome addition to public and elementary school libraries with fans of Jennifer L. Holm’s “Squish,” Jarrett Krosoczka’s “Lunch Lady,” and Kazu Kibuishi’s “Explorer.”
An engaging series opener recommended for most middle grade collections. Pair with Jorge Aguirre’s Giants Beware.
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It’s Me, Two
This series is like Pinky and the Brain for a new generation, and those who enjoyed the first book will definitely want to read this one.
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The Seventh Voyage: Star Diaries
A sly commentary on human social inadequacies that, depending on readers’ tastes and insight, will be either totally hilarious or a bit perplexing and tedious, since readers end up learning about the same events again and again, from different perspectives. A colorful introduction to a brilliant science fiction author—Lem’s visions of the future and Muth’s art are a perfect match
With this spot-on glimpse into the emotional landscape of tweens, Wang joins the ranks of middle grade masters Shannon Hale, Raina Telgemeier, and Cece Bell
A fun but not essential graphic novel for those who love Canadian history and courageous kid detectives battling giant monsters.
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