Catherine Callegari
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Mother Goose to the Rescue!
A plethora of nursery rhyme characters make up the crew in this fast-paced rhyming tale of firefighting derring-do, subverting Mother Goose tropes and delivering lots of punch. Pair with the traditional rhymes.
Trouble
An amusing tale about stereotypes and prejudice, this is a great teaching moment clothed in an outstanding read-aloud.–
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A Sweet Meeting on Mimouna Night
The lesson of intercultural cooperation is subtle but compelling. This introduction to an important holiday and sharing will be a welcome addition to many collections.
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And the People Stayed Home
A general purchase, this is a perfectly illustrated version of a poem that continues to be relevant; it could be used to launch projects writing poetry and creating art, as well as discussions of the pandemic and climate change.
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What if Night?
An effective first look at light pollution, which is an infrequent topic in picture books. This versatile title could easily be used as a catalyst for discussion, or as a read-aloud at bedtime or story time.
We Will Live in This Forest Again
Marino has created a tribute to nature’s reaction to and recovery from wildfires. Sadly, it appears this topic will be current for the foreseeable future. A first purchase for all libraries.
The Bear and the Duck
A sweet tale of an unexpected but meaningful friendship, a mild lesson in patience, and a message of caring—this tale is recommended for all collections.
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Crow & Snow
Purchase as needed; this story of seasonal friendship between a scarecrow and a snowman proves love triumphs all.
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The Kiosk
Educators may have to decide whether this is a charming story of accidentally following your dreams, or a problematic take on a woman eating her emotions. Purchase as needed.
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