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Kylivi
The Cartographers | Peng Shepherd
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Panpan

Yikes. I‘ve never seen such a promising premise fall apart so spectacularly in the last five chapters. Avoiding spoilers, but the plot fell to pieces, character motivations stopped making sense, even the message the author was aiming for gets reversed and trivialized. And all within about twenty pages. I‘d almost be impressed, if the book‘s ending hadn‘t been so bad.

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Tamra
Cartographers | Peng Shepherd
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Mehso-so

This was a funish mystery, but it got a little too far fetched by the end. It‘s hard not to with magical realism.

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JenniferEgnor
Seattleness: A Cultural Atlas | Tera Hatfield, Jenny Kempson, Natalie Ross (Landscape architect)
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The majestic, stunning, breath taking Snoqualmie Falls. Home and land of First Nations People, the Snoqualmie. ‘People of the moon‘.

I have only unfortunately seen a few waterfalls in my life so far, but this one is the most beautiful. I couldn‘t look away. The water always calls me. Lots of spirit energy in this area. Hallowed ground.

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Abe
Maps and Globes | Jack Knowlton
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great children's book about maps and globes!

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haleyperkins1

"What's wrong?"
His best friend,Nebraska, kindly asked him.
(Nebraska is a very kind state.)

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haleyperkins1

All of the art works in this book are very interesting for students

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haleyperkins1
Pickpick

This book shows a more engaging way for students to understand the 50 states as well as their locations