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A Stronger Home
While admirably addressing the issue of domestic violence, this book misses its intended mark for the child reading alone; it’s better for story-hour discussions or shared one-on-one with children needing a safe environment for articulating their questions.
Carlito’s Butterfly/La mariposa de Carlito
A relevant story about the migration of butterflies and people, this book could be a great read aloud for a unit on butterflies, immigration, or making friends for elementary school readers.
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The True Story of Vanilla: How Edmond Albius Made History
A thoughtful and attractively illustrated STEM-centric biography of an underrepresented figure in Black history.
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No Huddles for Heloise
This is a fun, anthropomorphic addition to story-hour collections that promote social emotional learning in young children.
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pêyak little duck
Engaging and accessible, this is an excellent introduction to Plains Cree language for preschool through primary grades.
Saving Wolfgang
This would make a fantastic read-aloud for classrooms and a great pick for book club discussions. A necessary purchase for upper elementary and middle school collections.
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A Hummingbird on My Balcony
The wonderful images keep perfect pace with the alternating narratives, which have much to say about patience, care, kindness, and results; a STEM must-buy.
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The Friendship Guide
Being a good friend is one of the best ways to preserve friendship with others, but it is a skill that must be learned and practiced to be successful. This well-researched guide helps children make a connection with the important choices that make a person a good friend.
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Kenzie’s Little Tree
A heartfelt book that will resonate with families familiar with the struggles that come with chronic illness.
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