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Mitzi and the Big Bad Nosy Wolf: A Digital Citizenship Story
A cautionary tale about strangers for the young set.
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Runaway Pumpkins
An entertaining story with exciting surprises along the way, this is a strong addition to most collections.
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Ghastly Ghosts
Bateman plays with the frightening horror tropes of isolation and creepy old cabins but gives them a child-friendly spin in the end. Recommended for anyone who wants an eerie tale with a cheery ending.
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Redwoods
This is a lovely introduction to redwoods. Make sure you have the book in front of you to fully appreciate it.
My Heart Attack
The production is nicely presented, but seems aimed at an adult audience who would better appreciate the situation. Still, teen animators might find this a useful example for storyboarding and creating their own productions.Teresa Bateman, Brigadoon Elementary, Federal Way, WA
If I Was God…
This is a quirky production that might serve as an inspiration for young animators wanting to create their own projects.
We Found a Hat
A worthy and recommended ending to a gloriously understated and delightfully quirky tale.
Caldecott Collection: Vol. IV
These Caldecott classics, whether shown individually or independently, should find a home in most elementary school collections, thanks to their memorable art and appealing narratives.—Anne Bozievich, Friendship Elementary School, Glen Rock, PA
Dinosaur Train: Big Pond Adventures
This is a bright, cheery program that gently layers in practical lessons. Best for public libraries.
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