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How to Say Hello
With so many ways to say hello, simply having this book on hand is a great way to get preschoolers talking about how to include everyone.
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Strong: Psalm 1
For those who observe, this is a simple and powerful metaphor for the presence of an omniscient and benevolent force, and one that will make children feel safe and loved. Librarians should purchase as needed.
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Forest Mamas & Babies
Toddler’s first National Geographic! This is a no-nonsense guide to the wild, accessible and engaging.
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Love My Selfie!
A play camera, more toy than book, and not essential but certainly harmless.
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Little Lion, Where Are You?
A child-pleaser, worth repeat readings, as baby after baby will want to see a familiar face behind the animal’s own smiling one.
Rocket Ship, Solo Trip
Wondrous—a book that says, “You’ve got this,” seamlessly stirred into a STEM title.
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Pedal, Balance, Steer: Annie Londonderry, the First Woman to Cycle Around the World
Bike trip, roller-coaster ride, feminist voyage—this story has it all, and it’s true. For the biography shelves, this is full of heart, humor, and can-do spirit.
Ursula Upside Down
Funny, real, and makes a delicious point without spelling it out; this book is a charmer.
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Elinor Wonders Why: Backyard Soup
For schools where Elinor is popular, or as an accessible gateway to other books about scientific inquiry and developing powers of observation.
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