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I Am Because We Are: A Celebration of Community and Ubuntu
A concept that might seem complex at first glance is rendered accessible for readers young and old, and this title featuring a diverse cast of characters will be a welcome addition to classrooms and libraries alike.
The Terrakeet
Friends are simply strangers we have yet to meet; the endearing beast and a message will encourage readers to learn and engage with new things other than react with dread. For all collections.
CeeCee: Underground Railroad Cinderella
With rich language and a complex subject matter deftly touched on throughout, this is suitable for intermediate students; it’s no fairy tale, but a retelling that amplifies courage and perseverance in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.
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Tomatoes on Trial: The Fruit v. Vegetable Showdown
This is a novel piece of nonfiction that is fully entertaining for older elementary students.
This Is Me: Getting to Know Yourself and Others Better
Celebrating the diversity of the human experience in language through well-illustrated examples, this title provides a plethora of opportunities for discussion as adults try to help young people navigate the human experience and celebrate their uniqueness.
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The Best Daddy of All
The charming repetitive nature of the text and the loving illustrations will have young readers thoroughly enjoying the read-aloud experience, for Father’s Day or all year around.
Max in the Land of Lies: A Tale of World War II
The whip-smart combination of intrigue and adventure along with thought–provoking reflection makes for a nail-biting, laugh-out loud, stop-and-think read. A must-have duology for all libraries.
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Elsa’s Chessboard
A moving historical tale of one family’s immigration story, along with a compelling introduction to the game of chess. Highly recommended.
Punch!: A Story About Kindness
Visually appealing for the intended audience, with a message centered on acceptance and repaying hurtful actions with kindness, this work is full of warmth and sensitivity toward its audience. Highly recommended.
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