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Kenya
A simple well-crafted story, as text and illustrations depict activities familiar to children everywhere as well as showcase language and facts about life in Kenya.
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Old Clothes for Dinner?!
This appealing book celebrates family values passed along through cooking and culture. Great for sharing, it should have a wide audience.
Our Nipa Hut: A Story in the Philippines
This well-crafted overview is not only a heartening story, but a good choice for STEM and multicultural studies.
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She’ll Be the Sky: Poems by Women and Girls
This endearing and empowering collection should find a wide audience among all readers, as well as a place in school and public libraries.
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Hoop Queens 2
Accessible and appealing short poetry and wordplay, paired with exciting photographs, will draw a wide audience. Librarians and language arts teachers will also appreciate the read-aloud qualities and potential to inspire creative writing units.
The Little Books of the Little Brontës
Exquisitely crafted text and illustrations convey an emotionally resonant tale of resilient family bonds and the lasting joy of stories.
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The Only Way to Make Bread
This lively celebration of bread offers a welcome emphasis on diversity and collaboration. A warm and engaging read-aloud, it is also an excellent resource for caregivers and teachers.
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I Am Kavi
This engaging, character-driven tale will appeal to readers who enjoy novels-in-verse, and fans of Padma Venkatraman, Rajani LaRocca, and Nizrana Farook’s books.
Tokyo Night Parade
Offering a glimpse of modern and traditional Japanese culture, this tale will charm a wide audience, including readers unfamiliar with and those enamored of its folklore, fiction, and manga.
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