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Far, Far Away
An unusual outing, problems specific to the setting while the lesson is universal, and the warmth of family all combine in a compelling story of expectations defied, with amazing results.
Nightsong
An unusual sensory exploration that plants readers alongside Lewis, offering them a blueprint of sorts for listening closely for their own personal soundscapes.
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The Mixed-Up Owl
With comic foils and Shakespearean pratfalls, this small, funny volume offers big laughs and wisdom, too.
City Summer, Country Summer
Author and illustrator, one working with a spare palette of barely expressed emotions, and one creating nakedly realistic, beautiful scenes of boyhood, deliver a story of bonding that is so very much greater than the sum of its parts.
¡Mistaco!
There are no mistakes in these pages, just an SEL lesson writ large, delivered with perfect comic timing. A must.
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We Carry the Sun
This ambitious book will require booktalking but has STEM intrigue as well as a glimpse of how breakthroughs happen—not overnight, but in small, valuable increments. For that alone, this is an essential purchase.
Bear and the Three Goldilocks
This book is straight up O.G. and brand new; children will scream, "Just right!" at story hours and envy Bear and his louche life among human objects.
Zero! The Number That Almost Wasn’t
Educators can build an entire lesson around zero, especially given the thoughtful resources and chatty time line provided in the back matter.
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A Hummingbird on My Balcony
The wonderful images keep perfect pace with the alternating narratives, which have much to say about patience, care, kindness, and results; a STEM must-buy.
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