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This Is Not My Story
A great addition to any library and a wonderful way to pull in reluctant readers and kids just starting to figure out how to tell a story.
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The Best Way to Get Your Way
Distinctive and ideal for its age group, this book would be great for school libraries and classrooms.
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The Lady with the Books: A Story Inspired by the Remarkable Work of Jella Lepman
Most young readers will need the help of an adult and the back matter to appreciate the significance of Jella Lepman’s exhibition, which may resonate most with adults.
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It’s MY Tree
Though potentially too open-ended for some readers, this multilayered story lends itself to a timely discussion of greed, contentment, and the futility of building walls.
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Big Words Small Stories: Smell the Daisies
A playful but strictly additional way to introduce children to new words.
The Piano Recital
Honoring imagination, this enchanting fantasy offers alternatives and antidotes to anxiety.
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Nature All Around: Bugs
Nature-loving kids will enjoy reading this on their own or with parents. Educators will find this book particularly fascinating. An excellent addition to enhance nature and bug collections in school libraries, classroom libraries, and public libraries.
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Ojiichan’s Gift
This title is a solid purchase for picture book collections, especially where stories about processing emotions are needed
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My Forest Is Green
A lovely celebration of all things green, this is a suggested general purchase; especially suited for budding artists and young nature lovers.–
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