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Houdini's Library: How Books Created the World's Greatest Magician Book Review

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By Barb Rosenstock, Regan McMahon
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 6+ Rich bio shows how books were master showman's superpower. Parents need to know that Houdini's Library: How Books Created the World's Greatest Magician, by Barb Rosenstock, shows how books and reading were central in the famous magician's life. It's a captivating biography imaginatively illustrated by Mar Delmar. It also chronicles his Hungarian Jewish immigrant family's struggles in the United States and his passion for collecting books wherever he traveled.
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Honor Flight: Celebrating America’s Veterans

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By Dean Robbins, Jeff Gottesfeld, Barb Rosenstock, Annette Bay Pimentel
| buff.ly
A U.S. veteran narrates a once-in-a-lifetime visit to the military memorials of Washington, D.C., in a deeply felt picture book from the previous collaborators that highlights the work of Honor Flight—a volunteer-run program that takes veterans to the U.S. capitol. Often speaking in a collective we, a nameless narrator tells readers, “Call me Kilroy. Squid. G.I. Joe. Airman, Jarhead, WAC or WAVE.
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The Celestial Seas

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By Jeff Gottesfeld, Barb Rosenstock, Annette Bay Pimentel
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A spacefaring teenage ship captain travels the cosmos seeking vengeance in Chan’s exhilarating Moby-Dick-inspired debut. Eighteen-year-old Ishara Ming’s primary job as captain of the whaler Dorado is to hunt sentient, self-sustaining spacecraft called MOBIS and deliver them to a collector for payment. Her personal goal is to exact revenge on the Ballena, the legendary MOBIS that killed her previous crew and left her with a metal arm and fractured memory.
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