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Eyes That Speak to the Stars
Together these books form a brilliant treatise to love of self and heritage, and belong on every shelf.
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Tales of the Mushroom Folk
This is a charming book, perhaps more for adult collectors, although the soft, beautifully detailed illustrations could be paired with Beatrix Potter’s works to show a naturalistic approach in art that combines whimsy and truth.
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Beaver Doesn’t Open the Door
This additional purchase attempts a hopeful ending, but children may feel unsatisfied, and wish, in fiction at least, for a happier or more definite outcome.
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A Smile
A quiet idea, amplified, that to be kind, all children need is a smile. Perhaps this is not an essential purchase, but the message is one that complements other SEL lessons.
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How the Big Bad Wolf Got His Comeuppance
Except for Geisert’s ardent fans and for children who like their fairy tales fractured into nonsense, this is an additional purchase.
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Dancers from Around the World
The author summons the atmosphere in every city, turning the dancers’ first-person narrations into a flawed but effective global guide, if readers can look past the stereotypes.
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Charlie & Mouse Lost and Found
The deadpan delivery of each tale treats readers as intelligent insiders on the jokes; with all the elan of Frog and Toad, but here dealing with brotherly love and support, this nifty book will give readers confidence in their skills, and a few chuckles, too.
A House
As in Sun, Flower, Lion, Henkes continues to whittle away all but the essentials in his life lessons for preschoolers, and the result is accessible and resonant.
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The Midnight Club
An adventure based on the author’s own life, this book will inspire many similar midnight sojourns, in a secure setting laced with gentle thrills.
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