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The Moon Without Stars
An authentic coming-of-age story that encourages empathy, accountability, and confidence. Highly recommended for middle grade collections.
Forty the Fortune Teller
A must-have for all collections serving young people, this tale pairs a brilliant sense of humor with great comedic timing. This instant classic will have children pondering their own fortunes as well as those of their friends.
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The Day the Crayons Made Friends
For libraries with an established audience for these popular books, this installment is a worthwhile purchase.
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Ai & Aiko and the Dinosaur Hug
This whisper-thin story is flat, lacking beauty and nuance, making this an optional purchase for school libraries.
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Bath Time for the Crayons
The crayons and their art are delightful, rustic, and interesting enough to keep children not only entertained but constantly looking for playfulness on every page. An aquatic amusement that lands across a range of grades.
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The Girl Who Was Too Big for the Page
Not recommended for purchase. Although the initial set-up is clever, the glib treatment undermines its emotional resonance, turning a potentially rich topic into a one-note joke.
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I’m Very Busy: A (Nearly Forgotten) Birthday Book
This is a story that reassures readers we all forget things at times, but when people work together, the day can end on a positive note and be memorable.
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Ai & Aiko and the Little Curve
Readers may enjoy Draw’s animations, and adults may admire his philanthropy, but those looking for the nuance and sensitivity in this picture book will be disappointed. An optional purchase for most libraries.
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¡Solo brilla! Cómo ser la mejor versión de ti mismo
An inspirational picture book that encourages young readers to leave a bright path behind them, this title is an excellent addition to Spanish picture book collections.
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