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Israelis and Palestinians: A Troubled History

The historic Middle East region of Palestine is a troubled land. Two peoples??Israelis and Palestinians??both claim ownership of this land of their ancestors. The result is a long history of violence, oppression, and prejudice that has eluded all efforts to find a peaceful solution. In October 2023, the region exploded in a vicious conflict over territory and the right to live in freedom.

It Happened in Salem

It could happen anywhere, at any time."" The chillingly familiar history of the infamous Salem witch trials is here brought into modern context, showing how bias and blame have worked in tandem throughout history, to disastrous effect. As the townspeople become increasingly fueled by suspicion, the accused become the accusers, naming names to save themselves. Could something like this still occur today? Of course. But it's up to all of us to stop it.

It Hurts When I Poop!: A Story for Children Who Are Scared to Use the Potty

Ryan is scared to use the potty. He is afraid to have a poop, because he's afraid it's going to hurt. He does NOT want to go. This story, along with Ryan's ""poop program,"" will help young children gain the confidence they need to overcome this common problem and establish healthy habits. Included is a Note to Parents by the author.

It Makes Sense! (Bearcub Books)

How do we experience the world around us? With our senses, of course! Explore the science of how we hear, see, smell, taste, and touch our way through the world. Carefully leveled text makes this key curricular content approachable while inviting examples from the childÎs world and colorful photos make learning fun. It just makes sense!

It's Her Story (Sequoia Kids Media)

This inspiring series explores the lives of amazing women who have changed the world, from scientists and activists to writers and artists. Each illustrated graphic novel takes young readers through the hardships and triumphs of real women, featuring Rosa Parks, Marie Curie, Ida B. Wells, Dolly Parton, Amelia Earhart, and Shirley Chisholm.

Ivy Newt in Miracula

Ivy Newt, a young witch, and her shape-shifting friend, Tom, find themselves caught up in perilous adventures, but they always end up making friends, helping others, and defeating bullies. The fast-paced plot gallops along with lots of twists and turns, danger, and humor. These books are perfectly pitched for new readers or for reading with children who want more than a picture book but aren't yet ready for more lengthy chapter books.

J Is for Juneteenth

J is for Justice. U is for Union Army. J Is for Juneteenth was written by three young writers as part of a collaborative youth writing competition hosted by Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute. By spelling out the word ""Juneteenth,"" the authors lead young readers through a joyful and thoughtful celebration of the history of this important holiday.

Jacob's Missing Book

JacobCthe star of one of the most banned books of the decadeCis back in Jacob's Missing Book, a kid-friendly story about book banning, censorship, and LGBTQ+ rights. Noah is confused about Emily's family, so he asks her_who's Pop and who's Dad? Jacob knows just how to explain, but how can he? The penguin book isn't in the library anymore! As the day goes on, everyone is still talking about the mysterious missing book. Ms. Reeves tries to explain why the book is no longer in the library and what all the fuss is about. In the meantime, Jacob hatches a plan to tell the story about Emily's family.

Jacob's Room to Choose

Jacob, the beloved character who made national headlines by wearing a dress to school, is back in an encouraging story about gender expression. When Jacob goes to the boys' bathroom, he is chased out because the boys think he looks like a girl because of the way he is dressed. His classmate, Sophie, has a similar experience when she tries to go to the girls' bathroom. When their teacher finds out what happened, Jacob and Sophie, with the support of administration, lead change at their school as everyone discovers the many forms of gender expression and how to treat each other with respect.

Jacob's School Play: Starring He, She, and They

JacobCstar of one of the most banned books of the decade according to the American Library AssociationCis back in his third book and ready to put on a school play! While learning their lines and making their costumes, Jacob's class finds itself unexpectedly struggling with identity and what it means to be ""he,"" ""she,"" or ""they."" Jacob's School Play is an engaging way to introduce young readers to nonbinary people and the pronoun options available to us all. Learning that individuals are more nuanced than how others see them is a developmentally important milestone and helps foster respect of one's self and one's peers. This book introduces readers to nonbinary, gender-fluid people and the use of pronouns of their own choosing while all along reinforcing that an individual is much more layered and unique then how others may see him, her, or them.