Mary Elam
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Uni the Unicorn in the Real World
A suggested general purchase for libraries with readers who simply can’t resist the latest unicorn book, this title pays tribute to the boundless power of imagination.
The More the Merrier
A suggested first purchase for libraries, this title is perfectly suited to younger readers or an interactive story time where everyone is encouraged to join in the fun.
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Dancing in Thatha’s Footsteps
A general purchase for most libraries, this is a lyrical message in support of family relationships, resisting peer pressure, and following one’s inner call to art.
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Old Pearl
With a note on how to approach injured animals and animal care referencing information from the Audubon Society and the Humane Society, this recommended general purchase recognizes the social emotional learning present in young readers’ growing awareness of animal needs in the wild and also the necessary time for all children to take in recovery for the loss of pets or loved ones.
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I Don’t Want To Be Small
A suggested general purchase, this title adds both humor and understanding to a common challenge for smaller children.
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How To Be Kind in Kindergarten: A Book for Your Backpack
A suggested general purchase for libraries, this creates numerous examples and opportunity for discussion while providing understanding and encouragement of kindness toward all.
My Voice Is a Trumpet
A suggested first choice for libraries, the rhythm and flow of words perfectly match the art while advising readers to choose love and use their voices in a powerful song.
Uma Wimple Charts Her House
What a tumble into a young girl’s brain and heart, all calculations and systems. A suggested first purchase for libraries, this title brings creativity—and a bit of math—to an understanding of all of life.
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Beatrice Was a Tree
A suggested general purchase for all libraries, the book is a lovely art tribute to the beauty of trees through Beatrice’s dream—interrupted by a persistent voice and the annoying final call, “Beatrice, Bed! Now!”
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