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Remember 10 With Explorer Ben
A fun and effective guide to techniques meant to improve one's memory. It is best shared one-on-one but has great potential for giving children one of the essential tools needed to do well in school.
Ruby's Chinese New Year
An inviting adventure about the Chinese New Year, and the importance of spending it with family and friends. Best shared one-on-one and in small groups.
The Great Dictionary Caper
An amusing introduction to the intricacies and oddities of the English language; with some guidance, young elementary students might actually learn a thing a two.
Where's Halmoni?
For its jaw-dropping art, encouraging bilingual attitude, and conscientious portrayal of Korean culture, Where's Halmoni? is a perfect choice for most collections.
Frank the Seven-Legged Spider
Razi's debut paints a hopeful picture about a protagonist with a physical disability while at the same time acknowledging some of the struggles he encounters. Great for one-on-one or small group sharing.
Good Morning, Grizzle Grump!
The reoccurring sound effects, funny narrative, and interactive elements make this a great book for engaging the storytime crowd.
Hey, Boy
Readers will find a fair amount of emotional depth in this story about the bond between man and dog. Probably best shared one-on-one, with a box of tissues nearby.
The Camping Trip
Young readers will be charmed by this book's quirky elements and engaging characters.
Danny McGee Drinks the Sea
A riotous rhyming book that just begs to be read aloud in a storytime setting.
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