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Who Will U Be?
This book straddles a line between a story for upper and lower elementary readers. A good choice for libraries needing fiction picture books about starting to consider one’s place in the world.
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Bake, Make, and Learn to Cook Vegetarian: Healthy and Green Recipes for Young Cooks
Knowing The Great British Baking Show and having an adventurous spirit will make this a fan-favorite and have it flying off the shelves.
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Here Comes Truck Driver Hippo
A good choice for libraries seeking out books for their very youngest patrons. Little Hippo’s game of pretend is spot-on and deeply engaging.
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Little Hearts: Finding Hearts in Nature
This pretty “find the shape” book will find fans with very young readers.
Wonderful Hair: The Beauty of Annie Malone
Gorgeous paintings of industry and determination, set to a story of a practical young woman who wanted people to feel good about themselves and was a pioneer of natural Black hair care products, this is a good choice for the elementary biography section.
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If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It: How 25 Inspiring Individuals Found Their Dream Jobs
A solid choice for a library needing middle grade nonfiction about careers.
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I Want to Be Big!
This is a fun read-aloud showing a loving and supportive family and the value of not wishing away the present. A good choice for libraries with young readers.
We Can Say No
This book should be in every classroom as an icebreaker, relieving children of the need to introduce the topic themselves, and a definite addition to any library; it’s a well-handled approach to a very important topic.
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