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The House on the Canal: The Story of the House that Hid Anne Frank
A strong addition to school and public library collections, this book fosters historical empathy, supports classroom discussion, and serves as a meaningful introduction to Holocaust education.
One Day: A True Story of Survival in the Holocaust
A moving story appropriate for a younger audience. This is an essential purchase.
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London: A History
Despite some missing elements, this book’s delightfully effective partnership of visual and textual storytelling makes it a solid choice for upper elementary and junior high school collections.
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A Voice in the Storm
Highly recommended; this is a compassionate look at how to support a friend overwhelmed by emotions.
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Illusions in Art: Animals
A smart offering for young children that teaches and pleases in equal measure.
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Uh-Oh! Rabbit
A simple work with scope for imagination, this is a delightful addition to library collections.
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Paradise Sands: A Story of Enchantment
This spare, atmospheric book may require some book-talking to find an audience, although it could be used in a unit on fairy tales and legends.
One and Everything
A story that works on many levels for various ages, from a simple fable about greed to a wake-up call to value linguistic diversity.
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One Sky
Where Becker’s books are popular, or where experimental picture books do well, this selection will fit right in.
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