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Every Monday Mabel
Children will be empowered to declare their own special events each week, while educators and parents will see that even small moments are worthy of celebration.
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Mad at Dad
The story is so basic but the treatment in words and art is not, and this will help children put into words the very noisy side of being mad.
Ned and the Great Garden Hamster Race: A Story About Kindness
Generous sentiments against tempered storytelling make for a tangible glimpse of amiable competition mixed with a powerful draw toward cooperation. A necessary volume.
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Searching for Home
Bourgonje has a gift for watercolor-like scenes that keep action—a lot of action—moving forward; children will relish the journey.
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All the Things You Will Do!
Simple and empowering, this book may hit the mark for young children.
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Do Hippos Brush Their Teeth?: How Animals Care for Their Bodies
Such smooth nonfiction, this book is the perfect bridge between softer fact-based information and some of the lengthier volumes on science for emerging readers.
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Do Sheep Count Sheep? How Animals Sleep
Tongue-in-cheek a lot of the time, this book conveys facts with a spoonful of joking and children will eat it up.
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Miles Comes Home
A tender look at adoption from a shy and sensitive boy’s perspective, this book is a necessary addition to the shelves.
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