Ramarie Beaver
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When Mom’s Away
An accessible right-out-of-the-headlines tale, sure to resonate with any child seeking more information about this global crisis.
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Way Past Jealous
With its direct tone and relatable story, this title addresses feelings of jealousy and is an accessible tool for socio-emotional development.
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Keeping the City Going
A thoughtful book of gratitude for the essential workers with a nod to the unifying theme that we are #allinthistogether. An important title, it will open the door for discussion of the pandemic and its effects.
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My Dog Has Fleas: A Ukulele Misadventure
A fun though slight story centering on a tuning song familiar to ukulele players. An additional purchase for picture book music shelves.
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Ben and Emma’s Big Hit
Learning of any kind takes perseverance and teamwork; teaming the difficult discussion of dyslexia with reader-friendly baseball will help get this book into the right hands.
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The Little Library
Gently illustrating that every book has its reader, this story of a reluctant reader assisted by a helpful and welcoming librarian is another solid addition to Mr. Tiffin’s classroom series.
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Snow Day in May
A perilous journey on skis, an encounter with escaped zoo animals, and a new neighbor who becomes a friend all add up to a pleasing package in this series debut.
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I Am a Bird
A young girl learns that appearances are deceiving in this cheerful secondary purchase.
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Spark
Platitudes and overly sentimental text paired with crayon-bright colors attempt to convey the spark but fall flat. Give this one a miss.
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