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The Fly Who Flew Under the Sea by Lauren Sánchez Bezos illustrated by Raleigh Stewart
The Current Issue
Our March line-up includes interviews with Lauren Sánchez Bezos, Adam Wallace, Brittany Petish, Annette Bay Pimentel, Sarah E. Pearsall, and Sandra Neil Wallace! Conrad Storad has a herd of new friends, Judy Newman has advice for writers, and Nick Spake reviews The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist.
And be sure to check out our newest book reviews and spring reading list. It's all inside!
BOOK SPOTLIGHT
Follow Flynn on her adventures to outer space and under the sea! Bestselling author Lauren Sánchez Bezos introduces young readers to early STEM concepts and shows them that big dreams and a curious mind can lead to the most amazing discoveries.
Also available in Spanish for readers who want to enjoy Flynn’s adventures en español.
Available on Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, and most retailers.
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Batu and the Search for the Golden Cup
by Zira Nauryzbai, Lilya Kalaus (Amazon Crossing Kids)
Reviewer: Deb Greenberg
Batu is your ordinary kid in present-day Almaty. Aspara is the Golden Warrior who steps out of the cover of Batu’s notebook. It’s taken hundreds of years for Aspara to be summoned to the human world to search for the Golden Cup. Seeking adventure and purpose, Batu ventures out with Aspara and his friends to locate the Golden Cup. Middle-schoolers are bound to be entertained while being introduced to Kazakhstan history and culture. (Ages 8-12)
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