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Pin Pon: Bilingual Nursery Rhymes
Add these charming titles to your bilingual collections and feature them in baby or toddler story times.
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A Winter Walk in the City
With multiple nods to the work of Ezra Jack Keats, this charming holiday-themed counting book is a good choice for displays and programming, especially where non-Christmas choices are in need.
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Anne of Green Gables
A strong choice where manga and graphic novel adaptations are popular. Fans of the original and historical fiction will thoroughly enjoy. This can be read alone or alongside the prose novel to enhance the experience.
Latinx Luminaries: Picture book biographies featuring Latinx superstars | Great Books
The United States Census reported that the Hispanic population accounted for almost 20 percent of the U.S. population in 2020. However, only five percent of children’s books feature Latinx characters or subjects. Thankfully, more picture book biographies are being published about groundbreaking Latinx luminaries every year. These are some must-add choices for your collections.
Adorable in Spanish or English: 25 Bilingual Board Books
Summer means slowing down, unless you're a baby! These bilingual board books will ensure that the youngest pre-literate children learn to fall in love with books, by turning the pages, seeing what's next, and finding faces like theirs in the pages.
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Mental Illness in Young Adult Literature: Exploring Real Struggles Through Fictional Characters
A good choice for professional development and academic collections, especially for those interested in YA literature or the representation of protagonists with mental illness
With the Fire on High
Acevedo’s second serving offers a much-needed nuanced exploration of teen parenting that belongs on all shelves.
With the Fire on High
Acevedo's second serving offers a much-needed nuanced exploration of teen parenting that belongs on all shelves.
