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Swept Away at Witch Camp
A simple, welcome story about a witch who is not perfect, but learns that practice can get her there.
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Minh and the Magic Grains of Rice
For story hours across many age levels, pair this important book about the role rice has played in Vietnam with such titles as Demi’s One Grain of Rice to make a duet on the value of this global staple.
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The Paper Bridge
A very different kind of fairy tale that revolves around a paper craft and with salient lessons on cooperation and community.
Frank’s Red Hat
The art seems to be a tip of the hat to Jon Klassen’s enigmatic work in the humor, the controlled palette, and the incredible story line. Teachers and kids will love this whole package.
When Beavers Flew: An Incredible True Story of Rescue and Relocation
Reading this book prior to engaging in experiments is like providing a blueprint for the scientific method; this is a must for elementary collections.
If You Spot a Shell
This book could jump-start art projects, writing experiences, and more. The art is perfect—a blend of collage and paint that seems to embody the very meaning of imagination.
Sheepwrecked
Reading this book on more than one level makes it a must-buy for the elementary school library; its appeal crosses grade levels, which is unusual, but it never stops being perfectly timed silliness that even very young children will love.
Thank a Farmer
An excellent book for elementary readers that will surprise them as they turn each page, and a must for the nonfiction shelves.
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