Amy Lukich
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Watch Me: A Story of Immigration and Inspiration
A recommended immigration story. The message for children is not to give up, even when everyone else has.
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Fox Needs Socks
This series will launch readers as effectively as Hop on Pop and Green Eggs and Ham. Recommended for most collections.
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It’s Not About You, Little Hoo!
This book is a great starting point for conversations about social-emotional awareness, and will find a home in many collections.
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Wait, What?: Illustrated Puns, Jokes, and Weird Questions
For children who love joke books, this one has a little more meat, and is a suitable purchase for beginning reader shelves.
The Lost City
Hocking leaves readers eager to know more. Read-alikes include the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and Maggie Stiefvater. A recommended purchase for school libraries as well; there is no sex or drugs.
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Throw Like a Girl
This feel-good sports novel is recommended for public libraries and junior high readers.
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Cracking the Bell
This vivid story is for fans of John Coy’s Crackback and Tommy Greenwald’s Game Changer.
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Superhero Mom
The book’s message makes a fun read-aloud at storytime and solid addition to Mother’s Day–themed books.
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A Smile for Sasquatch: A Missing Link Story
This lighthearted tale with a moral, well suited for most collections
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