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How Does My Fruit Grow? by Gerda Muller
How Does My Fruit Grow? by Gerda Muller is a story with detailed illustrations and close up view of many of the fruits and nuts being described in the story. This is an excellent resource for any library to teach … Continue reading
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Tagged berries, book, books, Floris Books, food, france, fruit, fruits, gardening, Gerda Muller, growing, growing food, honest review, How Does my fruit grow, learning, Myrick Marketing & Media, nature, NetGalley, nut, nuts, Review, school, South of France
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Fight to Learn by Laura Scandiffio
Fight to Learn by Laura Scandiffio brings interest and excitement to going to school. While most people have heard of Malala, they may not have heard of all of the great people in Scandiffio’s book: people helping to change education … Continue reading
Posted in Annick Press, book review, books, Children's Nonfiction, Middle grade, multi-cultural, Multicultural Interest, NetGalley, nonfiction, Review
Tagged Annick Press, children, children's book, Children's Nonfiction, international, Laura Scandiffio, multicultureal, NetGalley, nonfiction, school
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As a Boy by Plan International
As a Boy by Plan International is a book with colorful images of boys as they live their daily lives. Is an inspiring story about boys and their families around the world. The reader learns that being a boy means having certain … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, African American Literature, book review, books, children, NetGalley, nonfiction, Relationships, Review, Second Story Press
Tagged As a Boy, book, book review, books, community, compassion, conflict, family, friendship, jobs, nature, NetGalley, photo essays, Plan International, school, Second Story Press, social activist, story
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Kid presidents: True Tales of Childhood from America’s Presidents by David Stabler
Kid presidents: True Tales of Childhood from America’s Presidents by David Stabler is a book of just that American presidents when they were kids. The book is an excellent source of information about the childhood lives of many American presidents. … Continue reading
Posted in america, american heroes, book review, books, children, education, hero, history, NetGalley, nonfiction, Review, teacher
Tagged book review, books, children, Children's Nonfiction, David Stabler, education, history, Kid Presidents, NetGalley, Presidents, Quirk Books, Review, school
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Get a Move On, Neuron! by Philip R. Kennedy
Get a Move On, Neuron! by Philip R. Kennedy presents a basic description of brain function to young readers who enjoy science. Throughout the book the reader goes on a tour of the brain learning about different brain functions. The reader learn … Continue reading
Posted in book review, books, children, Choice Publishing, education, Middle grade, NetGalley, Neurons, nonfiction, Science, teacher
Tagged book review, books, children, Children's Nonfiction, Choice Publishing, education, Get a Move On Neuron!, middle school, NetGalley, Neurons, nonfiction, Philip R Kennedy, Review, school, Science
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City Fun by Margaret Hillert
City Fun by Margaret Hillert is a book with bright illustrations that are colorful, and show diversity. In this book, two friends have a day in the city. Some of the activities are they go to the park, the library, ride … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, america, book review, children, education, fiction, friendships, NetGalley, Relationships, Review, teacher
Tagged Adventure, book review, books, children, Children's Fiction, City Fun, coming of age, diversity, fiction, Learning to Read, Margaret Hillert, NetGalley, New book, Review, school
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Every Falling Star by Sungju Lee, Susan Elizabeth McClelland
Every Falling Star by Sungju Lee, Susan Elizabeth McClellan is the first book I’ve read about North Korea. The author’s voice is genuine and emotional as it relates to the personal story of his adolescent years in North Korea during … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990's, Abrams Kids, Amulet Books, book review, books, children, Children's Nonfiction, culture, education, Every Falling star, middle school, NetGalley, nonfiction, North Korea, Review, school, Sungju Lee, Susan Elizabeth McClellan, travel, YA
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Kid Artist: True Tales of Childhood from Creative Legends by David Stabler
Kid Artist: True Tales of Childhood from Creative Legends by David Stabler is a fun nonfiction book! It’s perfect for middle school age, but can be enjoyable to older readers. The book shares childhood stories of famous artists. The book … Continue reading
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Tagged Artists, book review, books, children, Children's Nonfiction, David Stabler, education, Kid Artist: True Tales of Childhood from Creative Legends, Kid artists, middle school, NetGalley, nonfiction, Quirk Books, Review, school
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