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How to Eat a Mango
A vibrant picture book that sets up a wonderful way for individual readers or an entire classroom to reflect on the natural wonders all around them.
City of Leafcutter Ants: A Sustainable Society of Millions
A fantastic addition to any library collection, this is a must-read for a child with any interest in nature, bugs, and how the world works.
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Jump for Joy
A simple yet touching story about finding our forever friends. The wordplay makes this a fun book to read to children.
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Threads: Zlata’s Ukrainian Shirt
This picture book reads like a memoir, historical drama, and a poignant story about friendship; for educators wishing to delve into the current conflict and its past.
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Bluey: Hooray, It’s Easter!: A Lift-the-Flap Book
A fun, engaging picture book that teaches children the important lessons of patience and persistence.
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You Broke It!
Kids are seen and validated for being at the receiving end of sometimes ridiculous demands from their adults; adults are comically reminded to let kids be kids. An additional purchase, but funny.
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Desert Jungle
Teaching by gentle steps, this book will open young readers’ eyes and ears to the mysteries in plain sight. It’s a feast for the eyes while telling a captivating story.
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Have You Seen My Invisible Dinosaur?
A solid story time pick for preschoolers, or to use as a prompt for a delightful back-and-forth.
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Three Important Jobs
A dentist story with a happy ending sounds a lot like William Steig’s Doctor De Soto, without the menace. Choose this for story hours on SEL or hygiene.
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