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We're serving up a new Front Desk with a twist! Order your copy of Front Desk: Chef's Secret by New York Times Bestselling author, @kellyyanghk.
Find out more about the Front Desk series: kids.scholastic.com/kid/book…
Isaac Turner is back in The Forbidden Atlas! This time, racing to uncover secrets and figure out who to trust. A fast-paced adventure through the city, full of twists and turns. A must if you loved The Adventures on Trains and The Clockwork Conspiracy
Have just ordered ‘The Line they Drew through Us’ and can’t wait to read it. Thoroughly enjoyed Safiyah’s War @HibaNoorKhan1
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My summer holiday is almost at an end. Here’s what I read. Lots of great books to recommend to my students when I get back. @emcarrollauthor @samuelsedgman @mossmontmomery @gordonkorman @lizkesslerbooks @dannywallace
Will have to get this for our library @ASBIndia
Praise for A BINDI CAN BE, written by Suma Subramaniam and illustrated by Kamala Nair. A young girl makes a bindi with her grandmother and discovers what wearing one means to her in this vibrant picture book. bit.ly/44ox62w

ALT A white background with an illustration of a a pot filled with bright yellow powder. On the left is the book cover for A Bindi Can Be… Below is the Kids Can Press logo. to the right, text reads: “A beautiful introduction to a mark and decoration of enormous cultural significance… recommended for all collections.” —School Library Journal
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Wonderful to meet @emcarrollauthor at Plympton library this morning and hear her talk about her latest book ‘The Houdini Inheritance’. If you or your children love historical fiction, check out this or her other MG books for 9-12 yr olds.
The latest @gordonkorman book is a page turner that Upper elementary/primary kids will love. Trey's Dad is a con-man. Trey makes friends with all the rich kids and then his Dad cons them. A fast paced story that Korman fans will devour. Our 4/5th graders LOVE Korman's books.
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The Houdini Inheritance proved to be a magical and enthralling ride - would you expect anything less from the UK’s Queen of Historical Fiction @emcarrollauthor It’s an unstoppable rollercoaster of a ride that I could not put down with bags of action, twists and turns!
Looking forward to listening to @emcarrollauthor in Plympton. Have already preordered 2 copies - one for me, one for the library 🥳
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Congrats to @frankcottrell_b !
Author Cottrell-Boyce is new children's laureate bbc.com/news/articles/ckkkv3…
The best thing about holidays, time to read and visit bookshops! Loved exploring the children’s section of The Bookstore in Kilkenny and even though books are more expensive in Ireland than England, had to pick up a couple of new releases for summer reading and for the library.
One of the hardest things as an Int. School librarian is acquiring new books in world languages. Some of our teachers recently attended a conference in Saudi Arabia, so was able to order some books for them to bring back for our Arabic speakers 🥳bit.ly/3TftZWx
March is Women's History Month. New display in our reception area. Particularly love the board book biographies from @adidevpress on famous Indian women in sports and science
We are gearing up for The National Jarul Book Awards 2024-2025! Calling for picture books for the next #JarulBookAward Publishers and book distributors, please check our website for details on how to submit your picture book(s) to be considered for the next Jarul Award
Replying to @JyotiGopal @ASBIndia @LittleBrownYR @KokilaBooks @greenburgerkids @LevineQuerido @PbSpree
We LOVED having you! Had so much positive feedback from teachers saying how wonderfully you related with their students and how much they loved your books 💜
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@JyotiGopal Congratulations on the Stonewall Honor Award for Desert Queen!















