Amelia Jenkins
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Baby’s First Easter
Readers hoping for the context or religiosity of Easter won’t find it here; those hoping for a cozy lapsit story featuring images of family love and springtime joy, will.
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The Easter Bunny Hop
A secular Easter-themed book perfect to read aloud to an active preschool group.
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Hearts Overboard
There’s just enough romance and tension to satisfy young readers looking for a fun summer book.
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Fierce as the Wind
This book will appeal to readers who enjoy realistic YA fiction that touches on social issues. It may also encourage athletic kids to think about the deeper advantages of pushing themselves physically and what is lost when some people are excluded from sports.
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I Speak Boy
Some flaws aside, this modern retelling is an inviting, humorous, and heartfelt take on the classic matchmaking theme.
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Lily’s Promise
The story structure may be confusing to less experienced readers, but curious kids who love books will enjoy joining this welcoming group of friends as they learn about the world we share.
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The Sun Will Come Out
Books about gaining independence at summer camp are a crowded field, but there is plenty of room for this sweet, fresh take.
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Loner
Many readers will relate to Lona’s meandering journey and be delighted to find company for their own.
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This Pretty Planet
Many songs have been turned into picture books, but this one is particularly deft at capturing hope and possibility, which defined the original work. It’s a sweet accompaniment to Earth Day sing-alongs.
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