Amy Lilien-Harper
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Swift Fox All Along
This is a straightforward tale of a girl finding her way into a culture that is her heritage, yet new to her. As such, it works effectively. This may suit libraries in need of more modern Native picture books with child appeal.
Fern and Otto: A Story about Two Best Friends
The whole work is deceptively simple yet visually complex, encouraging close inspection and multiple rereads. Libraries will want to find a place on their shelves for this delightful friendship story.
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Nicanor’s Gate
Whether as folktale, Talmudic retelling, or a preschool course in miracles, this book will find a home in many school and public collections.
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The Last Tiger
A beautiful book, this may start discussions about freedom with some adult guidance, but will miss the mark with most of the picture book set.
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Mayhem at the Museum: A Book in Pictures
This is an appealing title, and libraries looking for wordless or art picture books might enjoy this additional purchase.
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A Basket Full of Figs
The story speaks to today’s environmental concerns, with text that is accessible and entertaining regardless of one’s knowledge of Judaism. Libraries in search of timely fables will find this a pleasant additional purchase for read-alouds.
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Asteroid Goldberg: Passover in Outer Space
Jewish schools and libraries in dire need of more Passover tales for the preschool set that don’t just retell the story may find a place for this. All others can pass.
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