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read in August 2026
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Wow!Wow!Wow! WE ARE THE KEYSTONES does such a beautiful job of showing how everything depends on everything else. From the fun-to-read-aloud rhyming text, to the beautiful illustrations, to the exactly the right amount of information in the side note
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Wild Medicine is a great look at a variety of health issues for animals in the wild and how both professionals and citizen scientists are working to find ways to improve outcomes for these animals. I really liked how it was organized with both quick
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| Wow!Wow!Wow! WE ARE THE KEYSTONES does such a beautiful job of showing how everything depends on everything else. From the fun-to-read-aloud rhyming text, to the beautiful illustrations, to the exactly the right amount of information in the side note ...more | |
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| There is nothing cuter than a seal pup unless it is a book that lets you swim with a curious seal pup. This book does an exceptional job of letting readers follow along with a young seal pup who explores his world of rocky shores, tidal pools and eve ...more | |
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| Ms Nyberg and Ann McCallum Staats have stitched together a beautiful quilt of words that make a well told story about real life astronaut Karen Nyberg. Her fun, sewing themed language is an extra special embellishment, and the floaty, star themed ill ...more | |
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| This book takes a detailed look at the way that Copernicus reasoned his way to a heliocentric model of the solar system. The information is detailed, but easy to understand and the bright illustrations are appealing. It is an appropriate read for old ...more | |
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| I loved how much I learned about a process that is still done the way it has been for centuries. This book reminds us that old ways in addition to being sometimes the best ways, are also important for tying groups of people together through shared tr ...more | |
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| Wild Medicine is a great look at a variety of health issues for animals in the wild and how both professionals and citizen scientists are working to find ways to improve outcomes for these animals. I really liked how it was organized with both quick ...more | |
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| Perfect for kids who have never experienced clamming as well as those who love it because it drops readers into the experience with great sensory details. I also love how it showcases a kid’s determination in spite of difficulty and celebrates the jo ...more | |
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| This world is full of small worlds that all interact with each other. In Meadows of the Sea Ms. Schaub shows us one of those unseen worlds in beautiful, lyrical detail, taking us underwater where we feel like we have our masks and fins on as we swim ...more | |
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| About five weeks ago, I read that there is a species of moths that live in sloth fur. Then this week, I read a book that made me even more amazed by that fact than I had been. There is so much to know about how and why this happens. In fact, it turns ...more | |
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| Once again Christine Van Zandt has delivered a fun and punny book about something we didn't know we wanted to know so much about until we read what she had to say. As a former science teacher, I would have found this book an invaluable addition to my ...more | |