Chance Lee Joyner
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Wisdom Weavers: Explore the Ojibwe Language and the Meaning of Dream Catchers
Despite the sloppy presentation, this book is a valuable addition and a good resource for a language that its speakers are diligently working to keep alive.
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Unstoppable John: How John Lewis Got His Library Card—and Helped Change History
This serves as an accessible introduction to a civil rights hero, regardless of flaws, and is worth an add to larger collections.
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Dear You, Dream Big!
This book may strike an interest in collections where books such as I Am Enough by Grace Byers or Black Is a Rainbow Color by Ekua Holmes have done well; it lacks their finesse but has a tremendous underlying message.
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I Hear You, Mountains
For those needing a solid read-aloud for story times, consider this; despite some random elements, its message of love for nature is clear.
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Esi the Brave (Who Was Not Afraid of Anything)
Until there is a more informative book about this unique celebration, this works in large collections.
Prunella
This is not only a unique story with a strong message, but the spotlight on lesser-appreciated plants makes this book a must-buy.
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Earth Song
Aim this at toddlers, underserved in science topics, otherwise there are other books on the planet’s rotation and revolution.
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Ayo’s Adventure: Across the African Diaspora from Afro to Zulu
This is a valuable book to serve as a mirror or window for a wide variety of readers and reading levels.
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