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Hurricane
A tour-de-force of powerful illustrations combined with accessible scientific information; a title for all library collections. The amazing scientists that endeavor to understand climate change and help to keep civilians safe are given the proper acknowledgement they richly deserve.
JIM! Six True Stories about One Great Artist: James Marshall
A wonderful tribute to the creator of characters and stories that are still loved today. The format will be useful for modeling classroom activities when children face the task of writing a biography or autobiography.
A Change Is Gonna Come
While honestly reflecting a difficult past, this title is full of hope and the promise of a future where change will come; an essential title for all libraries.
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Cats at Night
While cats certainly can be sneaky and mischievous, this title does not connect well in its illustrative style nor in rhyming language. Not recommended.
Menudo Sunday: A Spanglish Counting Book
The abuelitos are a loving couple who warmly welcome their family to a celebration of love and connection; the counting and addition of well-chosen and highly supported Spanish is a bonus. Highly recommended.
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Our Friendly Farmhouse
An uplifting tale of family doing hard work together to make the life they envision.
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Axolotl and Axolittle
Cute-as-can-be axolotls engaging in sibling squabbles don’t save the text that forces rhymed endings.
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We Leap Together
Loving illustrations and eloquent but sparse text connect two children and their loving parents with an ending that leaps off the page. Highly recommended.
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Curious Features of Extraordinary Creatures: Nature’s Cleanup Crew
Animal enthusiasts will devour this varied information with illustrations that support and extend comprehension of the material provided, which is compelling enough for classroom units on the environment and “gross” story hours.
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