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  Robins

  Elizabeth Neuenfeldt

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  Wake up! Robins are early birds that love to sing. Their calls are often heard early in the morning. They are also a common sign of spring! In this title about robins, beginning readers will find out about these birds’ homes, nests, migration, and more. Additional features call out robins’ favorite foods, introduce related birds, and show off the robin’s call!

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  Chasing Eruptions - How...

  Curtis Manley

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  The gripping story of volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft, perfect for armchair adventurers who loved The Mona Lisa Vanishes and Becoming Muhammad Ali. Complete with stunning illustrations from award-winning illustrator, Katherine Roy, and extensive backmatter for school and at-home conversations. 
  This beautiful biography in verse is about two French scientists who changed what we know about volcanoes. Katia, a curious girl who collected pebbles and dreamed of escaping her small town, grew up just a few miles away from Maurice, a boy who knew more about rocks and minerals than his own teachers. . . . When Katia and Maurice met as college students, they formed The Vulcan Team—named after the Roman god of fire—to observe, investigate, and document one of the most dangerous, natural phenomena on the planet: volcanoes! 
  With dynamic art from award-winning artist Katherine Roy, Chasing Eruptions traces the legacy of Katia and Maurice Kraffts’ volcanic photographs and films—and how their footage continues to inspire and educate today.

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  Hugh Lofting: Dr Dolittle's Zoo

  Hugh Lofting

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  Doctor Dolittle, the man who can speak with the animals, is back home but running short of money to care for all the animals who need his help. He invites animals into his garden and encourages them to build their own societies and come and go as they please. This works very well. He has a mouse and rat town, a dog community, a burrow for badgers, and so forth. This does not make any money and only gets him into trouble with his neighbors. But the stories told by these mice and rats are entertaining and fun. And there is a murder mystery too, which Kling, the dog detective, helps solve. All of this with Lofting's usual delightful whimsy and light hearted touch that make you smile at every other sentence. - 

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  Bumper Bird's Adventure

  Dolly Stamer

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  Bumper Bird's Adventure is a story about a young bird in a family of bluebirds. This young bird goes through some unexpected events in her early flying experiences. She exhibits courage while facing the unknown. This book is educational and entertaining while demonstrating important values inherent in a good family life.

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  Heart Wants - Logic Doesn't Want...

  Saikhul Mabrur

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  This book invites every reader to be more careful in choosing something that is invisible, namely the movement of turmoil in the heart and mind, both of which can give rise to a greater movement called action or behavior. 
  Buku Ini Mengajak kepada setiap pembaca untuk meningkatkan kehati-hatian dalam memilih suatu yang tidak terlihat, yakni pergerakan gejolak hati dan akal pikiran, keduanya bisa menimbulkan suatu pergerakan yang lebih besar bernama tindakan atau perilaku.

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  Kyra Just for Today

  Sara Zarr

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  Named one of the Best Books of 2024 by Kirkus! 
  From award-winning author Sara Zarr comes a gorgeously crafted and deeply personal story about a young girl, her alcoholic mother, and the hope that ties them together. 
  Krya has always felt like she’s a bit too much. Too tall. Too loud. Too earnest. But she’s okay with that, because she’s got her mom. Ever since Mom got sober about five years ago, she and Kyra have always been there for each other—something Kyra is thankful for every week when she attends her group meetings with other kids of alcoholics. When Mom is managing her cleaning business and Kyra is taking care of things at home, maybe, she thinks, she’s not too much. Maybe, she’s just enough. 
  Then seventh grade starts, and everything Kyra used to be able to count on feels unsure. Kyra’s best friend, Lu, is hanging out with eighth graders, and Mom is unusually distant. When Mom starts missing work, sleeping in, and forgetting things, Kyra doesn’t dare say “relapse."" But soon not saying that word means not saying anything at all—to Lu or to her support group. And when Kyra suspects that her worst fears might be real, she starts to question whether being just enough is not enough at all. 
  With sensitivity and candor, acclaimed author Sara Zarr tells a heartfelt, personal story about finding hope in even the most difficult places, and love in even the most complicated relationships.

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