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It’s Not Very Complicated
A good mentor text for older students, this will need one-on-one sharing for younger readers.
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“Smelly” Kelly and His Super Senses: How James Kelly’s Nose Saved the New York City Subway
Recommended for elementary collections, particularly those that emphasize makerspaces, problem-solving, or STEAM activities.
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The Unexpected Friend: A Rohingya Children’s Story
This beautiful offering has a lovely message of helping others, making it a solid choice for collections needing titles about social emotional learning or the plight of refugees.
Henry’s Important Date
A wonderful choice for all, but especially libraries building up the early reader section—there are four other books about Henry.
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One of a Kind: A Story About Sorting and Classifying
Recommended for any library. Readers will understand the basics of genealogy through a straightforward narrative.
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I Love You More Than Christmas
In a time of tight budgets, this is a nice overview of traditional nonreligious celebration, but not a first choice.
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Mistletoe: A Christmas Story
A pleasant, nonessential volume with a lesson about giving from the heart.
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The Human Race
Although this title presents an engaging historical overview, the strong European perspective mars the content. Readers seeking a more inclusive version of history should look elsewhere.
Lights-Out, Leonard!
Don’t miss this terrific bedtime story—it’s a must for all elementary and preschool collections.
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