Robbin Friedman
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The Perfect Shelter
Without offering readers tools to help them process their own stories of grief, the narrative is limiting, but may suit those seeking a validating, reassuring presentation of a child’s recovery from serious illness.
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Mrs. Noah’s Garden
A verdant reminder to treasure our natural world, weaving together biblical, ecological, and magical strands.
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Benjamin’s Blue Feet
This well-intentioned tale of discovering self-worth does not stand out from the crowd.
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Fair Shares
A perky, didactic look at the principle of equity that does not attempt to draw connections to how the concept operates in society today.
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Library Books Are Not for Eating!
Good fun for book-lovers, daffy dinosaur lovers, and those who enjoy a picture book in verse.
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Jules vs. the Ocean
Sima’s visual style radiates her usual appeal, but a lack of focus in both text and illustrations threatens to wash this story out.
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The Secret Rhino Society
Ultimately, the story lacks heft and coherence, delivering pleasant moments without enough substance or humor to justify joining the club.
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Poo Bum
A slight but lively book, which will delight readers who want to repeat “fart” and “poo” for the rest of the day.
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The Inside Battle
Amid missteps, Sumrow illustrates the threat of white supremacy and the lamentable treatment of veterans with PTSD.
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