You are enough, messiness and all, by Jessamyn Stanley

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Do great things – and take your flowers, by Majora Carter

As the youngest of 10 kids, Majora Carter is used to being a little bit invisible, shyly watching the world around her as she draws with her crayons. But her first-grade teacher, Ms. Transport, sees that she has a special talent for art. She encourages Majora to share her gifts – ...  Show more

The stuff I'm here to study: Life on life on life, by Nalini Nadkarni

Ecologist Nalini Nadkarni – known as the "Queen of the Forest Canopy” – has spent a career clambering around tree tops, studying the interdependence of plants and animals in an ecosystem. But when an accident in the canopy brings Nalini's work to an abrupt halt, she is forced to ...  Show more

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