pick3 ⭐ This book is very long. It is the story of the Gaines kids‘ trials and tribulations in building a garden. The lesson is never give up and to try new things. Just because you failed once doesn‘t mean you will only fail. You only fail if you don‘t try. The book is fine. There‘s nothing wrong with it. The illustrations are also fine. But it‘s not one I think would get checked out frequently, especially by people who don‘t recognize the name.
“She wasn't afraid.“
This book is an amazing true story about a woman who studied sharks and decided to dive into the Ocean to closer study the behavior of Sharks. This book inspires children and young adults that they can be whoever they want to be.
pickI would recommend this book for all ages and be introduced in all classrooms. This book talks about a true story with Eugenie Clark who studied sharks.
pickAn inspiring true story about a lady who is a fearless scientist. I love this representation and would definitely have it in my class.
“She worked to help the people of New York.”
This book would be great in the classroom, especially to celebrate Black History Month and to help students dream and teach them that they can achieve their dreams.
pickThe illustrations this book are really good. The storyline in this book is also very inspiring.
“She dispelled the myth that sharks must keep moving to stay alive.”
This could be an excellent book for students interested in the ocean or sharks. This could also be a great book to do a classroom lesson with, if students as studying the ocean.
