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New Books at Education Library: January 2023

By epederso on January 6, 2023

Below are the new arrivals for January 2023 listed in call number order. Clicking on the book cover will take you to the Google Books page while clicking on the title will take you to the item’s UBC Library catalogue page.

BV4527 .R68 2017 Me, myself, & lies / Jennifer Rothschild.

E78.C2 N24 2020 Unsettling spirit: a journey into decolonization / Denise M. Nadeau; foreword by Deanna Reder.

E98.P5 K56 2022 Braiding sweetgrass for young adults: indigenous wisdom, scientific knowledge, and the teachings of plants / Robin Wall Kimmerer; adapted by Monique Gray Smith; illustrations by Nicole Neidhardt.

E184.A23 J36 2022 Courage: my story of persecution / Freshta Tori Jan.

G1021 .M25145 2021 Prisoners of geography: our world explained in 12 simple maps / Tim Marshall; illustrated by Grace Easton and Jessica Smith; adapted with Emily Hawkins and Pippa Crane.

LB1033.5 .M4314 2018 La rétroaction au cœur de la classe : pour favoriser les apprentissages, les habiletés sociales et le développement des élèves / Deborah McCallum ; adaptation, Nancy Boisclair ; traduction, Cindy Villeneuve-Asselin.

NC730 .B59 2021 Donovan Bixley’s draw some awesome: drawing tips & ideas for budding artists / Donovan Bixley.

PS3604.O34 C56 2022 Cloud cuckoo land: a novel / Anthony Doerr.

PZ7.F6579 Kee 2021 Keeping the city going / Brian Floca.

PZ7.G7396 Ih 2022 I hope / Monique Gray Smith; illustrated by Gabrielle Grimard.

PZ7.1.S96 Th 2022 That’s not my name! / Anoosha Syed.

PZ7.1.S256 St 2022 Still this love goes on / by Buffy Sainte-Marie; illustrated by Julie Flett.

PZ7.1.W6556 Mr 2022 More than peach: changing the world … one crayon at a time! / Bellen Woodard; illustrated by Fanny Liem.

PZ8.3 .H4199 Tn 2022 The tantrum that saved the world / by Megan Herbert and Michael E. Mann.

PZ23.G7336 Js 2022 J’espère / Monique Gray Smith ; illustrations de Gabrielle Grimard ; traduction de Rachel Martinez.

TD171.75 .K45 2020 Hope matters: why changing the way we think is critical to solving the environmental crisis / Elin Kelsey.

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