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The Blue Bird's Palace
This fun read with beautiful artwork will enhance any unit on folktales.-Megan Egbert, Meridian Library District, ID
Spoiled, beautiful Natasha strikes a deal with a strange old woman to live in a magical palace. She can only leave her palace in the form of a blue bird, as whom she witnesses poverty as she flies through the night skies. The contrast between selfishness and selflessness plays out against richly decorative acrylic paintings in this original tale "inspired by Russian folk tradition."
Adrift at Sea: A Vietnamese Boy's Story of Survival
This is a solid informational resource that can be used for introducing a refugee's experience.
Farmer Falgu Goes on a Trip
A good read-aloud to share with beginner readers to introduce vocabulary in a fun, interactive tale.
Tomas and the Galapagos Adventure
A solid choice for introducing elements of culture from Ecuador or the Galápagos Islands, primarily in one-on-one reading or integrated into a classroom lesson.
Joseph's Big Ride
An ideal addition to most collections, especially those that want to highlight topics of friendship, inclusion, and an immigrant perspective.
Witty, relatable, and a great purchase for children in any setting.
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