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I Am Neil Armstrong: Ordinary People Change the World

age 6+

Science-rich picture bio tracks first "small step" on moon.

By Brad Meltzer

(2018)

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I Am Sonia Sotomayor: Ordinary People Change the World

age 6+

Positive messages in engaging bio of Supreme Court justice.

By Brad Meltzer

(2018)

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The Night Diary

age 10+

India-Pakistan religious conflict drives moving family tale.

By Veera Hiranandani

(2018)

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Tumble & Blue

age 8+

Boy and girl team up to find new fates in magical adventure.

By Cassie Beasley

(2017)

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I Am Sacagawea: Ordinary People Change the World

age 5+

Strong Native American teen guide shines in lively history.

By Brad Meltzer

(2017)

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The War I Finally Won

age 9+

Ada shows courage in riveting English wartime sequel.

By Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

(2017)

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Dragons Love Tacos 2: The Sequel

age 4+

Zany, funny time-travel adventure to restore taco supply.

By Adam Rubin

(2017)

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I Am Jane Goodall: Ordinary People Change the World

age 5+

Endearing, lively illustrated bio packs positive messages.

By Brad Meltzer

(2016)

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I Am George Washington: Ordinary People Change the World

age 7+

Cute, engaging bio applauds having the courage to be first.

By Brad Meltzer

(2016)

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Dory Dory Black Sheep: Dory Fantasmagory, Book 3

age 6+

Dory faces reading difficulties in imaginative third romp.

By Abby Hanlon

(2016)

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Thieving Weasels

age 13+

Dark, funny tale of teen trying to flee his criminal family.

By Billy Taylor

(2016)

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Robo-Sauce

age 4+

Crazy-silly robot tale activates blasts of robo-mayhem.

By Adam Rubin

(2015)

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Confessions of an Imaginary Friend: A Memoir by Jacques Papier

age 8+

Whimsical, breezy faux memoir told by an imaginary friend.

By Michelle Cuevas

(2015)

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Here Comes the Tooth Fairy Cat

age 3+

Cat plays Tooth Fairy in bid to meet her in funny romp.

By Deborah Underwood

(2015)

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Betty Bunny Loves Easter

age 3+

Bunny sees victory in finding eggs herself in sweet tale.

By Michael B. Kaplan

(2015)

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The War That Saved My Life

age 9+

Abused girl finds courage, family in compelling WWII story.

By Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

(2015)

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Dear Mr. Washington

age 5+

Artist's kids get George to smile in funny historical romp.

By Lynn Cullen

(2015)

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Turning 15 on the Road to Freedom: My Story of the Selma Voting Rights March

age 10+

Vivid recollections of a teen girl in the Selma march.

By Lynda Blackmon Lowery, Elspeth Leacock, Susan Buckley

(2015)

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Skippyjon Jones: Snow What

age 4+

Skippyjon faces fear of fairy tales in warm, funny outing.

By Judy Schachner

(2014)

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Dory Fantasmagory

age 6+

Funny, relatable tale of 6-year-old with wild imagination.

By Abby Hanlon

(2014)

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