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My Baba’s Garden
This intergenerational story will provide young people with an opportunity to share those special bonds they have with an older person and hopefully encourage them to reflect on the simple acts that connect one generation to the next.
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A Flag for Juneteenth
A story of triumph and celebration, this book is appropriate for elementary school libraries. It would also be an asset in a classroom library or as part of an elementary school lesson on Juneteenth for kindergarten through fourth grade students.
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All the Beating Hearts
Thoughtful poetry and expressive illustrations could make for a meaningful conversation; purchase where message-driven stories are used to amplify SEL lessons.
Sometimes It’s Nice to Be Alone
A celebration sure to delight introverts everywhere, this is a recommended first purchase for all.
You Are a Story
This delightful primer on being human is a mix of facts, speculation, and advice which is not to be missed. It will definitely get kids and adults alike thinking about what it means to be them in this world both now and in the future.
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Maple and Rosemary
A tale of friendship and the environment that will find a home in many collections.
I Don’t Care
A psychologically acute tally of friendship’s most solid foundations, worth sharing with audiences large or small and tailor-made for reading aloud.
Polar Bear
Gorgeous illustrations capture a fragile ecosystem, making this an outstanding collaboration that belongs in all library collections.
The Universe in You: A Microscopic Journey
This book is a proper revelation, putting the “you” in universe and giving children a way to grasp the infinity of the world and every particle of the planet. Exquisite.
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