Chance Lee Joyner
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The Little Blue Bridge
There are many other versions of this folktale in print, making this an unnecessary purchase; however, fans of the author’s previous outing, The Little Red Fort, may want to take a look.
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The Middle Kid
Some flaws don’t prevent this from being a worthy addition to collections in need of accessible, realistic graphic novel–like beginning readers.
One Afternoon
This gorgeous book may be the best way to tour a faraway city or to prompt children to write about their own stunningly simple, wondrous afternoons.
The Runaway No-Wheeler
This delightful misadventure teaches not only subtraction but also perseverance and determination. And it’s funny—which every collection needs.
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The Bad Chair
Some readers may not like that Chair’s bad behavior is rewarded, but others may see it as a story of forgiveness; a worthwhile purchase, not just for the unique, nuanced artwork.
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Tilmund’s Travel Tales
An additional purchase, perhaps as a reminder of what global travel once was, but with a caveat: The back matter prompts children to write their travel dreams into the book.
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