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Cleopatra Tells All!
How sassy, and suitable to the subject, how divine. Cleopatra gets her due, and collections that own this volume are in for some wide circulation and legions of new fans.
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That’s Not My Name!
This is a necessary guide for helping everyone navigate these waters, and educators may wish to throw in some conversation about pronouns as well. A great first-day story for breaking the ice.
Mammoth Math: Everything You Need to Know About Numbers
Both classic and forward-looking, perfect for browsing and research, this exhaustive guide to the realm of number-based thinking and fact-gathering could not be any clearer, any more welcome, and any more more.
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Wu Mo’s Day
For collections that wish very young children to understand Buddhist life and teachings, this book provides a way in.
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1001 Fish
This is a thrilling way to learn a lot about the ocean, its inhabitants, and some of the life-and-death elements that go into each day.
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Nervous Nigel
Children will love Nigel as the underdog of the crocodile story, even though they will never doubt that he will prevail. A necessary purchase for the good-guys-take-first-place shelves.
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The Night Before Second Grade
Buy another copy of Get Ready for Second Grade, Amber Brown by Paula Danziger, if the budget allows, but pass on this one.
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God’s Holy Darkness
For collections that already include similar material, this book states very clearly what it is and what it hopes to be used for; it enlarges an existing discussion and turns tropes around to include everyone and everything.
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The Twilight Library
In a glorious nighttime world that is the opposite of what most diurnal human children know, this book is really just an excuse to show off storytelling and see just how far the author and illustrator can take it. Not essential, but lovely.
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