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Copy That, Copy Cat: Inventions Inspired by Animals
A lift-the-flap book that will inspire children to look at nature in a new way and to find other examples of biomimicry in their environment.
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Why Do Elephants Have Big Ears?: Questions—and Surprising Answers—About Animals
Readers will find the menagerie of animals covered acutely interesting and the art will draw in animal lovers of all ages. Highly recommended.
I Am Cat!
A delightful combination of art and verse that entertains and appropriately honors the magnificence of being in a world where there are cats.
When the Stars Came Home
The solution does not come easily, and therefore resonates. Highly recommended.
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The Scariest Kitten in the World
A funny, perfectly childlike conceit explored to its full capacity for chuckles.
Sometimes I Cry
Highly effective for communicating the appropriateness of tearful expressions, this title will be useful in social-emotional learning experiences for starting conversations about our human reactions to being alive.
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More than Words: So Many Ways to Say What We Mean
With affirming and informative language, this book has a place in every collection supporting and celebrating the many methods of communication children and adults are using today. Highly recommended.
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The Secret Society of Aunts & Uncles
Nieces and nephews who read this book will never look at their aunts and uncles the same way again. A wonderful adventure to be enjoyed by all and a challenge to all adults to loosen up and enjoy the children around them.
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Windrush Child: The Tale of a Caribbean Child Who Faced a New Horizon
Children in the United States might not have any knowledge of the Windrush Generation and its enduring impact on British culture, but for many, the experience of leaving home and starting over in a new place will be very familiar. A recommended purchase.
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