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Adam and His Tuba
This tale from two talented Slovenian creators will make a lovely addition to libraries seeking unusual international fare in books and those needing books on kids who beat their own drum.
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Once Upon a Time in Persia
This book fits well into units exploring different cultures from around the globe and like the best folktales, will be a rich source for broadening childrens’ views of the world around them.
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Bookstore Bunnies
Not a must-have, but for collections who would benefit from adding more to their body of beginning readers, consider purchasing.
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Harold and the Purple Crayon: Meet Harold!
This new beginning reader is tailor-made for children who want to start reading on their own and will fit nicely in the beginning reader sections of school and public libraries. Still, educators should share the original so children can be exposed to a truly lovely story.
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Harold and the Purple Crayon: A New Adventure
This book disappoints on every level. Instead of this lackluster version, revisit the original.
The Coat
A must for all libraries. It is not only a beautifully told story, but its message is full of heart. Children will love engaging in “what would I do?” scenarios.
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The Yawn Book
Unless there is a specific request for a new book on yawning, this one is a pass.
Agatha May and the Anglerfish
This is a perfect fit for libraries, and a must buy for elementary schools. It is a lively read aloud and captures life in a classroom in a fun way.
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