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TIME for Kids: Weather
A rich array of science terminology is woven into this visually appealing book, designed to challenge upper elementary readers with advanced syntax and introduce meteorological phenomena.
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All About Penises: A Learning About Bodies Book
Given the educational purpose of this book, a parent or guardian’s guidance is strongly recommended in order to help readers make sense of and ask questions about the book’s key topics.
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All About Vulvas and Vaginas
Readers will require a counselor, parent, or guardian close by to make sense of the health- and body-related vocabulary and topics of this book that is designed to foster a private conversation for discussion.
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Oddbird’s Chosen Family
Filled with energy and a beautifully balanced rainbow of colors, the bouncy pace of Oddbird’s sequel reveals how family is defined by those who offer love and support.
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A Letter to My Best Friend
Inspired by the clarity of voice and quietly expressive watercolors, young readers will easily connect with Jihun’s melancholy from missing a dear friend and celebrate his joy in expressing that love and finding hope in a budding friendship.
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Somebody Needs to Do Something About That Monster!
Though grounded by a shaky resolution, this story invites an enjoyable read-aloud experience that can include multiple voices who can deliver the entertaining lines of dialogue between fantasy characters and a curious blue monster.
Jam, Too?
A story about a delightfully vibrant party of musical harmony, one that could pair well with a hands-on introduction to the different musical instruments portrayed in the story in interactive or musical read-aloud sessions.
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When Moon Blooms
Through a beautiful blend of English interwoven with Spanish words, the lyrical presentation of this board book about the moon’s phases carries a genuine note of wonder and proud revelation, grounding the story shared between a mother and her daughter in their family’s Mexican Indigenous heritage.
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Sleepy Sheepy and the Sheepover
With its strong story and ebullient illustrations, this story can help address readers’ personal apprehension about sleepovers or spark discussion in a preschool setting about recognizing and easing homesickness.
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