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Harold the Iceberg Melts Down
With a list in the back for combatting climate change and another for calming down in case of anxiety, this is a well-intentioned debut, but likely an additional purchase.
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God’s Beloved Community: A Picture Book
The beloved community is a great concept to teach children, but may need a more step-by-step delineation than the broad sweeps found here.
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Where We Live: Mapping Neighborhoods of Kids Around the Globe
A pleasant book to browse through or for simple research, with a diverse cast and population numbers that will make world travelers even of the armchair variety.
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Blue Bison Needs a Haircut
When nonsense hits, it hits, and to explain it is to demolish it. Blue Bison charms, is relatable, and with the right hairstyle, cuts quite a swash. Children will guffaw.
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Wake Me Up in 20 Coconuts!
This will lead to raucous story hours where adults have the patience for the free-for-all, anything goes layout and text bubbles; it’s nevertheless a long way to go for a soggy punchline that’s quickly cast aside.
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Dragonboy and the Wonderful Night
Overnights, library lock-ins, sleepovers, first camp-outs, or just backyard visits will be enhanced by this warm embrace of navy overhead skies and good friends.
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How to Send a Hug
An old-fashioned way to introduce a newfangled idea: connecting via an envelope full of love, post-pandemic. For class projects or a conversation about long-distance families.
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A Kids Book About War
The “A Kids Book About” series is well-intentioned, but the formats defy grade levels and uses, demand the participation of adults, and leave so much murkiness that children end up with more questions than answers.
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A Kids Book About Equality
Imperfect but an entry to a big discussion that may be used with other books on the topic to bring to it a current-events vibrancy.
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