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No Vacancy by Tziporah CohenNamed a 2021 Sydney Taylor Honor Book (given for books authentically portraying the Jewish experience), this novel is about friendship, understanding people who are different than your family, and forging relationships between diverse groups. Miriam's family has moved from the city to a small town, and they must all find new ways to live. Miriam is a good daughter, and helps care for her little brother. Will she be able to conquer her own fears to rescue him? Award Winners; Friendship For ages 8 - 12
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All in a Drop : How Antony van Leeuwenhoek Discovered an Invisible World by Lori AlexanderWinner of the 2020 Sibert Honor medal for distinguished informational books, this biography combines science, history, and a close-up look at how scientific discoveries happen. Though he had no formal training in science (he was a draper by trade), Antony was curious, and built his own microscopes to satisfy that curiosity. Short chapters, vivid writing, and colorful illustrations tell a gripping tale. Award Winners; Biography For ages 7 - 10
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Beak & Ally 1: Unlikely Friends by Norm FeutiThis graphic novel gently explores themes of friendship as Ally the alligator and a noisy bird named Beak both look for differences and things they share. Featuring brief chapter-length stories, an easy-to-read font, and coloring in calm hues, this offering is perfect for early readers. Early Readers; Compare and Contrast For ages 5 - 8
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Heroes at Home v. 1by Zeb WellsThis mostly wordless book stars Marvel superheroes (including Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, Hulk, and Black Panther) as they stay at home and deal with pandemic issues. Even superheroes have bad days! Don't forget to hunt for the hidden shark in each story. Pandemic Topics For ages 6 - 16
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The Roanoke Colony: America's First Mystery by Chris SchweizerThe mystery of the Roanoke Colony is a topic that has no easy answers, despite advances in science and history. This "History Comic" clearly explains the possibilities, including some lesser known and highly improbable solutions. A fun and engaging way to explore the past! American History For ages 10 - 16
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World History, Strong Girls For ages 5 - 12
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American History For ages 6 - 10
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Rain Before Rainbows by Smriti Prasadam-HallsBeautiful illustrations and a gentle storyline take readers through darkness,up mountains, and across forests with a reminder that there is guidance and help during tough times. Comfort and Encouragement For ages 4 - 10
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Sheepish: (Wolf Under Cover) by Helen YoonWolf has a plan on how to obtain access to a delicious meal. He dresses up as a sheep and infiltrates the sheep town, being helpful, handy, friendly, and more. But the lambs love him, and he just cannot imagine eating any of them, so home he goes. Visual Literacy (understanding what is happening in a story) For ages 4 - 7
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