SCOTT, Dan
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Fa La La Family
A fun and festive dive into Christmas celebrations with diverse families. Recommended for all libraries, especially where the authors’ other book is popular.
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I Am My Name: A Girl’s Journey to Finding Her Cree Family
Emotive illustrations and honest language capture the story of a young girl’s journey. Highly recommended for all collections, this tale shines light on the enduring impact of colonization but also the transformative power of love and connection.
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I Can Help in the Neighborhood
This charming board book features a helpful group of familiar animals with an engaging story that will make for an enjoyable read for an audience just learning to help others.
Cabin Head and Tree Head
A heartwarming, hilarious gem that young readers will return to again and again. A must-have for any collection serving young readers.
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My Sister the Apple Tree: A Refugee Story of Hope and Resilience
This lovely refugee story of perseverance drawn from the author’s experiences is a great purchase for picture book collections.
The Apprenticeship of Andrew Wyeth: Painting a Family Legacy
Firmly rooted in Wyeth’s childhood this title will appeal to budding artists as Wyeth’s story is one that offers a path for those who find their passion for the world best expressed through art. Recommended.
The Family Tree
An absolute winner with comic touches and tenderness that will speak to a generation of readers who are part of families that are “on the go” and yet looking for an alternative to the pace of modern life. Highly recommended.
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The Elevator on 74th Street
A charming story with a unique point of view that will have children thoroughly connected to the human and non-human characters alike. A highly recommended tale of friendship.
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The ABCs of Inclusion: A Disability Inclusion Book For Kids
An admirable goal of sharing under-represented children and the obstacles they overcome disappoints with an awkward presentation.
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