LARSEN, Andrew
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Sally’s Snow Day
This combination of cheerful drawings and omniscient narrative, plus joyful dogs, will appeal to young readers. The book works for both story time or independent reading. A strong first buy.
Gifts from the Garbage Truck: A True Story About the Things We (Don’t) Throw Away
Informative and inspirational without veering into sentimentality, this title is useful across curricula and will have readers rethinking the value of items that appear seemingly worthless. Highly recommended.
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Sally’s New Look
Elevating a common childhood milestone to a gleeful case of the primps, this book will prime children for Sally’s next outing.
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Sally’s Big Day
A cheery and exuberant book to be shared in joyful read-alouds with toddlers and adults.
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Another Squiggly Story
With engaging illustrations driving the action, this is a visually entertaining book along with the positive message that children always need to hear.
I Do Not Like Stories
An outstanding, atypical addition to library collections for the young, this invites close inspection of the elements, critical thinking about the differences between text and art, as well as the contradiction between what the boy does and what he says.
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Me, Toma and the Concrete Garden
A lovely addition to libraries and classrooms, especially those looking for multicultural characters and insightful books about friendship.
Bagel King, The
This sweet intergenerational Jewish family story is filled with humor and heart. A warm addition for individual and small group sharing.
The Man Who Loved Libraries: The Story of Andrew Carnegie
This portrayal of Carnegie and his legacy is romanticized but no doubt will appeal to young elementary school students. Large collections may want to consider.
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