Carole Phillips
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We, the Curious Ones
A book of poems that asks philosophical questions to provoke thought, encourage curiosity, and inspire young readers with a new appreciation and understanding about the world around them.
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Stomp and Chomp: My First Book of Dinosaurs
A great introduction to dinosaurs for young children. The lively text and colorful illustrations make it a wonderful read-aloud that will engage young readers and ignite their curiosity about these prehistoric creatures. A welcome addition for homes, schools, and libraries.
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Psalms of Wonder: Poems from the Book of Songs
A lovely book with a specific purpose that will be welcome as an addition where there is a need for Biblical stories for young children. Pair with Marie-Helene Delval’s Psalms for Young Children and Dandi Daley Mackall’s Psalms for Little Hearts.
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Animals in Surprising Shades: Poems About Earth’s Colorful Creatures
A STEAM-themed poetry collection that should have broad appeal for young readers and will be a welcome addition to the shelves. Recommended.
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Whales to the Rescue: How Whales Help Engineer the Planet
Sure to be a welcome addition to school libraries and classrooms, this is an appealing and well-written title on a popular subject.
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The Beast
A fast-paced adventure story of unsupervised teens trying to save the world. Perfect for all middle grade readers who appreciate suspense and thrills, but also a welcome addition for reluctant readers.
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My First Book of Haiku Poems: a Picture, a Poem and a Dream; Classic Poems by Japanese Haiku Masters
Well-constructed and thoughtful, this collection is a recommended title. Teachers and librarians could pair with other recent titles featuring haiku poetry such as Hi, Koo! by John Muth, Guyku by Bob Raczka, and Won Ton by Lee Waidlaw.-Carole Phillips, Greenacres Elementary School, Scarsdale, NY
No Small Potatoes: Junius G. Groves and His Kingdom in Kansas
A charming mix of biography, history, agriculture, math, and lots of potatoes—a great addition to nonfiction collections.
No Small Potatoes: Junius G. Groves and His Kingdom in Kansas
A charming mix of biography, history, agriculture, math, and lots of potatoes—a great addition to nonfiction collections.
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