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Call the Bee Doctor!: How Science Is Saving Honey Bees
A great resource for research projects and nature enthusiasts, recommended for middle grade science collections. Finally, some good news about the future of honey bees!
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Could You Ever Waddle with Penguins!?
This effortless nonfiction format provides facts stacked on facts in a way that is memorable and still works for reports. A great addition to the shelves.
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Wild Inventions: Ideas Inspired by Animals
Budding young scientists will undoubtedly learn much from this title, and may imagine the role they could play in future bioinspired innovations.
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Secrets of the Lost City: A Scientific Adventure in the Honduran Rain Forest
An adventurous biology and archaeology book filled with beautiful images and impeccable design. Recommended.
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Animals to the Rescue!: Amazing True Stories from around the World
An exciting and stimulating treat for those open to the picture book format but capable of reading advanced middle-grade text. This one will need, and is worthy of, hand-selling.
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What If You Could Sniff Like a Shark?: Explore the Superpowers of Ocean Animals
Kids will get a kick out of this great mix of illustrations and animal facts. Libraries that have the previous titles in their collection should add this one to the set. Consider purchasing the entire series so readers can peruse all the “What If You Had...?” books.
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Follow Those Zebras: Solving a Migration Mystery
A solid and readable addition to school library collections.
The Great Shark Rescue: Saving the Whale Sharks
Well organized, clearly written, and excitingly illustrated, this highly enlightening work is an excellent addition for any nature collection as well as for the study of the environment and endangered species.
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What If You Had T. Rex Teeth? And Other Dinosaur Parts
A fun read peppered with information, this title is sure to inspire some madcap discussions in a classroom.-Patricia Manning, formerly at Eastchester Public Library, NY
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