Kristen Todd-Wurm
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The Big Book of Colors
An excellent choice for families with toddlers and preschoolers. It encourages conversation between the adult and child, which librarians know is the true cornerstone to language development.
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Little Unicorn Is Angry (Bk. 1)/Little Unicorn Is Scared (Bk. 2)
Welcome additions to library collections seeking books that explore feelings, especially for the youngest patrons. These titles are the right combination of engaging stories and coping tactics
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Fall with Lily and Milo
A brightly colored seasonal read-aloud that will engage children and allow for natural questioning and conversation
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So Big!
Even “big boys and girls” are allowed to feel nervous sometimes; most children can relate to the first day of school jitters. Recommended for general purchase for a public library’s picture book collection as this would be a perfect read for a new kindergartner
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Noni the Pony Rescues a Joey
Recommended for general purchase for a picture book collection for young children. This will make for a great read-aloud on the topics of animals, friendship, or feelings and is a soothing bedtime story
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The Great Gran Plan
Recommended for general purchase for any collection of fairy tales as this is one of the more enjoyable fractured fairy tales with a little bit of magic sprinkled in the mix
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Clever Cogz: Cars & Trucks
It can be difficult to find nonfiction books intended for younger readers and/or lower reading levels. Recommended for general purchase
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Peekity Boo—What You Can Do!
Recommended for general collection for public libraries as all families will find familiarity within this book. The soothing illustrations, rhyming text, and calm tone makes for an excellent addition to any bedtime routine
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Who Is Afraid of Little Wolf?
Recommended for general purchase for a collection geared toward toddlers and preschoolers as the story is a clever and friendly way to discuss a hefty topic with young readers
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