Rachel Zuffa
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A Ticket to Kalamazoo!: Zippy Poems to Read Out Loud!
With minor tics, an otherwise ideal selection for libraries servicing young children, with a bonus appeal for storytellers.
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You Gotta Meet Mr. Pierce!: The Storied Life of Folk Artist Elijah Pierce
A quality selection for informational books about artists and BIPOC individuals, this is likely to spark some real love in conversations surrounding the role of folk art, community outposts such as neighborhood barbershops, and more.
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1,000 Facts About Space
This is a must for every library and a reminder that children have always looked to the stars.
Where I Live: Poems About My Home, My Street, and My Town
A first purchase for all libraries serving young children, this is an outstanding poetry compilation about the meaning of home.
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The Take-Over Friend
A pass; this work salaciously connects toxic behavior to mental health issues.
Abuela, Don’t Forget Me
A must-purchase for all YA nonfiction collections, Ogle’s work speaks directly to what so many young people experience and offers them hope.
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A Very Mercy Christmas
Recommended, especially for libraries where the series is popular and emerging reader books are needed.
Murray Christmas
A first purchase. This is a perfect Christmas read-aloud; children will want to take this book—and Murray—home.
Hope Is an Arrow: The Story of Lebanese-American Poet Kahlil Gibran
A first purchase for all libraries serving children, this is a stunning biography.
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