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Go Go Global series.
"Around the world, / all the day through, / we lick and nibble, / chomp and chew." A singsongy rhyme takes young readers on a quick world-cuisine tour. Labeled with country of origin, the large photos feature mouth-watering dishes. Overall, not much substance--a good appetizer. World map and Common Core–aligned questions appended. Reading list. Glos.
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Go Go Global series.
"Our arms can throw. / Our legs can run. / Our feet can dance. / Let's have some fun!" A singsongy rhyme takes young readers on a quick world tour. Each labeled with the country of origin, the large photos feature people from different countries, often in traditional dress. Overall, not much substance, but an adequate first meeting. World map and Common Core–aligned questions appended. Reading list. Glos.
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4-6
Snap Books: Girl Talk series.
Illustrated by
Julissa Mora.
Aimed at a female readership, this is a lively and helpful series about everyday social topics that preteens struggle with. Using photographs and cartoony illustrations, the question-and-answer format covers a wide range of issues, from handling conflict to friends and family. A colorful (if excessively frilly) layout adds appeal. Reading list. Glos., ind.
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4-6
Snap Books: Girl Talk series.
Illustrated by
Julissa Mora.
Aimed at a female readership, this is a lively and helpful series about everyday social topics that preteens struggle with. Using photographs and cartoony illustrations, the question-and-answer format covers a wide range of issues, from family changes to honesty and trust. A colorful (if excessively frilly) layout adds appeal. Reading list. Glos., ind.