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The Little Engine That Could Saves Christmas
A story that young readers will enjoy, this will be a welcome addition to holiday collections.
Before You Were Here: Where We Come From, What We’re Made Of, and How We Got Here
Answering deep questions, this book will encourage meaningful, grounded discussions and will be an important part of the elementary library collection.
Between My Hands
This charming book will have children holding love in their hands; a must-have for any social-emotional collection.
The Girl in the Cornfield: Author A.S. King Shares the Reason She Loves Libraries
The award-winning author says that a library saved her life.
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A Penguin Like Me
In a gentle, conversational manner, Pfister’s penguin narrator invites readers to reconsider concepts of sameness; this is a wonderful addition to any collection of books celebrating diversity in its many forms.
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The Other Side of Perfect
This realistic fiction novel touches on tough topics with aplomb; a worthy addition to middle grade library collections.
Coretta: The Autobiography of Mrs. Coretta Scott King
Although a read-along is certainly encouraged (it's illustrated by Caldecott Honor illustrator Ekua Holmes), LaVoy’s impressive narration ensures a memorable standalone audiobook.
Coretta: The Autobiography of Mrs. Coretta Scott King
A gorgeous book to introduce children to the triumphs and tragedies of one of the Civil Rights Movement’s most avid champions.
The Green Mister Rogers: Environmentalism in Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood
This book is a must-read, and a rich addition to any collection on children’s media.
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