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SantaThing Entry #229

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LibraryThing user foggidawn

Secret Santa

LibraryThing user foggidawn's Secret Santa was LibraryThing user LynnEnz!

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Gift is for: my nephew Joseph

Recipient's book tastes

He's five, and a strong reader for his age. He's deeply interested in space, dinosaurs, and mathematics. Age-appropriate nonfiction on those topics would be great, or fiction with some nonfiction elements.

Do not get

He owns all of the Elephant and Piggie books. For his birthday, I gave him the Nat Geo Little Kids First Book of Space, If You Decide to Go to the Moon, and I Am the Solar System.

Other advice/preferences

You might look at the Mathical Prize for book ideas if you're not sure where to start: https://www.mathicalbooks.org/

Purchasing Details

Store: Longfellow Books (https://www.longfellowbooks.com)

Gift Amount: $35 (USD)

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LibraryThing user merrystar: "What's your angle, Pythagoras?" by Julie Ellis is fun for math. My kids also enjoyed the Sir Cumference series (Cindy Neuschwander) which is a bit silly. "Wild Fibonacci" by Joy Hulme is another good one. (Nov 21, 2023, 10:52pm)