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The Water Lady: How Darlene Arviso Helps a Thirsty Navajo Nation
With more resources at the back, this is a must-have for every collection and a sure path to children wanting to know more about water management in the Navajo Nation and elsewhere.
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Carpenter’s Helper
A low-key story about patience and its rewards; readers will enjoy Renata and her father’s careful tending as the wrens settle in.
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Violet & Daisy: The Story of Vaudeville’s Famous Conjoined Twins
Miller provides a peculiar narrative nonfiction work that may capture the interest of curious readers, but the extensive text is overly detailed.
Fern and Otto: A Story about Two Best Friends
The whole work is deceptively simple yet visually complex, encouraging close inspection and multiple rereads. Libraries will want to find a place on their shelves for this delightful friendship story.
If You Want a Friend in Washington: Wacky, Wild & Wonderful Presidential Pets
Although the ending is a bit abrupt, this story contains fascinating facts with charming illustrations—perfect for conveying historical tidbits to young children.
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Cat Dog Dog: The Story of a Blended Family
This unusual offering takes the adult concept of cohabitation and gives it a picture book spin by filtering it through the eyes of its animal protagonists. The animals in the story may serve as a useful analog for children who are members of blended families themselves.
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Little Mole’s Wish
A general purchase for all picture book collections needing more winter or friendship-themed titles.
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A Fox Found a Box
A refreshing ode to the music of the forest and the beauty of the natural world. Recommended for all picture book collections.
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Stormy: A Story About Finding a Forever Home
This beautifully illustrated book will appeal to a wide range of ages, can spark conversations around houselessness and insecurity, or just be enjoyed as a tale of a dog finding a “forever home.”
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