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Niko Draws a Feeling
Niko's journey will resonate with budding artists and inspire young audiences of all abilities to create something meaningful. A must-have.
Make Your Kid a Money Genius (Even if You're Not): A Parent's Guide for Kids 3 to 23
Considering the huge burden of debt that many young people carry today, wise is the parent who starts the youngster saving early. Warmly recommended.
Trees
A solid family read-aloud or a conservation primer for preschoolers. The striking illustrations and accessible information make this a first purchase.
The Golden Girls of Rio
While the subject matter may be in demand, this is at best an additional purchase.
Hooray for Birds!
Rhyming text and bright illustrations make this a superb choice for storytime groups. Pair it with Kevin Henkes's Birds, Jennifer Ward's Mama Built a Little Nest, and Jeremy Tankard's Grumpy Bird for a feathered friend storytime. Recommended for all picture book collections.
Emma and the Whale
An elegant read-aloud about a girl and her dog that features heroism, kindness, and a love of the sea. This will work well one-on-one or in a small group storytime.
Saying Good-Bye to London
A story overstuffed with issues and flat, idealized characters makes this a low-priority title.
A Perfect Day
This gently humorous book is sure to circulate well in any picture book collection. A perfect way to introduce the concept of point of view.
Muhammad Ali: A Champion Is Born
This is an attractive choice as an inspirational read-aloud, but report writers will want to seek more nuanced and thorough sources.
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