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I Ate Sunshine for Breakfast
Packed with highly appealing visuals and interesting information, this is a beneficial addition to elementary nature and environment collections.
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Professor Astro Cat’s Deep Sea Voyage
This STEM-focused adventure is perfect for readers who love the “Who Would Win?” series and animal fact books by Steve Jenkins.
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Mrs. Bibi’s Elephant
Pair with Seven Blind Mice by Ed Young for a thematic read-aloud that introduces children to the concepts of diverse perspectives, social acceptance, and communal harmony.
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Obsessive About Octopuses
This is certainly not a title for reports, regardless of the bounty of information and variety of octopuses. As a browsing item, it is equally informative and frustrating.
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The Band
Children who relish fantasy are more likely to appreciate this fanciful, whimsical tale, while others may find it too labyrinthine.
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Orchestra
Inviting illustrations and peppy text combine to make this book a winner for beginning music enthusiasts.
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The Immortal Jellyfish
Empathy and imagination soar in this tale of a special relationship and deftly conceived dreamscape. While not for everyone, this inviting jewel of a book may bring great solace to those experiencing loss.
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Kai and the Monkey King
For those who love adventures based in mythology, this picture book for older readers is a must-have.
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Pip and the Bamboo Path
The language and striking illustrations make this tale appropriate for young children, though the themes addressed add an element of complexity that school age children would find interesting as well.