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Being Brave
Start here, preschoolers; this is the book to hand children who need a bit of a nudge when it comes to socializing.
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David Hockney
Not for the early childhood set, this will be a staple on early elementary art shelves.
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Sparkle! Sparkle! I’m a Unicorn!
An additional purchase or for limited use in supervised story hours.
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Let’s Find Yaya and Boo at Home! A Hide-and-Seek Adventure
An old-school hide-and-seek in a refreshingly updated setting, this book rewards the sharp-eyed and has a lot more to point out and label.
Babylink: If Mama Sings
Spare, deeply felt, and graceful, this board book speaks to a deep bond between parent and child.
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Baby Rube’s Opposites
The opposites are muddled, and why this is called a “Rube Goldberg book” is not justified by the arbitrary machinery and actions across several scenes.
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Hello, Meadow!
A lesson delivered without preaching, no more than a gentle request to cooperate with natural habitats. A good first guidebook to have on hand.
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The Numbers Store
A cherished shopping ritual has fun written into every step, and this family has love written into every interaction. A lovely book.
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I Am Ready for School!
Bright shapes that seemed clipped from construction paper are just as expressive as the few words; this eloquent book wastes no breath on hot air but shows with a ducked head just how huge being ready for school is.
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