6 Noteworthy Nonfiction Picture Books
6 noteworthy nonfiction picture books about brave people, men and women, who were pioneers in science, math, and the Civil Rights.
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*Monster Blood Tattoo Trilogy by D. M. Cornish
Enter the complex world of the Half Continent where men and monsters clash, yet not all monsters are as they seem in this starred fantasy series.
*Broken Pieces and the God Who Mends Them by Simonetta Carr
One of our favorite authors documents the nightmare of schizophrenia and offers practical advice for families and churches dealing with it.
*The Young Man’s Guide to Awesomeness by Barrett Johnson
The Young Man’s Guide to Awesomeness is a well-organized, humorous, straight-talking guide for young men as they mature into godly adults.
*What the Night Sings by Vesper Stamper
Moving and beautiful, this post-Holocaust novel offers hope after horror.
*Into the Jungle by Katherine Rundell
In these four tales inspired by Kipling’s Jungle Book, Mowgli the man-cub learns the backstories of his fellow creatures.
*Astrid the Unstoppable by Maria Parr
Astrid, the thunderbolt of Glimmerdal, charms readers as easily as she charms those around her in this delightful middle grades novel.
*Tales of Wonder edited by Phillips, Bianco, and Kern
Tales of Wonder provides parents and teachers a wonderful resource to use as they enjoy fairy tales with their students and children. *Tales of Wonder, …