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Babymoon
A great gift for new parents, this would make a lovely addition to any library’s baby storytime shelves
When You Are Brave
The quiet text will likely find an audience in parents and teachers looking to introduce bravery, but the real impact here lies in the gorgeously detailed, textured, and glowing illustrations, which make it rise above average. Most libraries will appreciate this lovely addition.
The Lost Book
Despite its brief text, this engaging title manages to include a commentary on reading and storytelling couched in an accessible friendship adventure story. An excellent read-aloud choice.
Pippa's Passover Plate
While not an essential purchase, libraries serving large Jewish populations will find this a pleasant addition for storytimes.
ABCs of What I Can Be
Libraries and schools looking for distinct alphabet books, or ways to introduce various occupations will find this a pleasant addition.
Our New Kittens
Vets might find this title to be a useful tool for parents looking to add kittens to their home, but libraries will not find it to be a necessary addition.
Harold Loves His Woolly Hat
This selection works equally well as a group or one-on-one read-aloud, and would even be effective for newly independent readers. All libraries should make space on their shelves for Harold.
Lena's Shoes Are Nervous: A First-Day-of-School Dilemma
This innovative first day of school story will be a welcome addition to libraries everywhere.
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