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Rosa’s Big Bridge Experiment
A great start to a series that shows how everyday play can “bridge” the connection to scientific problem-solving. Useful for preschool curricula and one-on-one sharing, due to the board book format.
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Keith Among the Pigeons
While this tale of self-discovery and acceptance of differences promotes a valuable lesson, it doesn’t completely achieve that goal. An alternative like Edward the Emu by Sheena Knowles may communicate these concepts more effectively.
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Astrid and the Sky Calf
The story and the message are spot on, but unfortunately the font choice and illustrations do nothing to enhance them. Purchase as needed.
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The Lost Homework
A #OwnVoices narrative about a Romani family with universal lessons on community and education, appropriate for those who have just started their own elementary school life.
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The Things
This is a great read that encourages children not to make assumptions about others and to be open to forging new friendships.
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Child of St Kilda
A charming addition to any nonfiction picture book section. High-interest for both children and adults.
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Where Did You Go Today?
Young readers will especially delight in the simple text and endless possibility found in this fancifully illustrated picture book.
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Gently, Bently!
A general purchase for any library, may be a good recommendation for families who have a Bentley of their own
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