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This book has it all—alphabet, flaps, and animals. It will not stand up to wide circulation but will be a popular choice for board book story hours.
A charming introduction to the big idea of school, and an angle that will resonate: it’s not the building but the people that make up a school.
Highly recommended for public or school libraries. This gently exciting story will be enjoyed by adventure-loving children.
A completely unique and important narrative not to be missed; readers and teachers will come away with a new appreciation for the myriad contributions Indigenous people have made.
A catchy title and guaranteed audience, but the checkout versus recipes cooked may be disparate. Not recommended.
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Despite a flawed text, the pull tabs and engaging illustrations will keep children returning to this book; it will not stand up to heavy use, but in limited circulation or story hour sharing, it will be a hit.
An enjoyable read and a first purchase, especially for collections in need of accessible books on jazz history for younger readers.
This beautiful book is a wealth of knowledge on the wildlife that live in the incredibly diverse habitats of the United States; sure to be a popular selection with visual learners and young researchers.
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