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Yona of the Dawn: Vol. 1
This title shows great promise as an emotional coming-of-age story, perfect for lovers of fantasy and historical romance. Especially recommended for fans of Yuu Watase's "Fushigi Yugi" or Sorata Akizuki's "Snow White with the Red Hair."-Rachel Forbes, formerly at Oakville Public Library, Ont.
This Is a Serious Book
A seriously silly book brimming with opportunities for actively engaging storytime attendees.
Is It Sukkot Yet?
Without any background information, this title is clearly intended for those who celebrate Sukkot, and they will certainly welcome this lovely, poetic addition that's perfect for sharing aloud.-Rachel Kamin, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, Highland Park, IL
A simple rhyming text lists signs that Sukkot is coming, including the change in seasons, and the steps of building a sukkah; warm, spacious illustrations show a multiracial family decorating and celebrating. The text encourages excitement about Sukkot and gives plenty of details about the what of the holiday, though readers may need to turn elsewhere for the why.
Lucinda Belinda Melinda McCool
An appealing read-aloud for grade school children, with a delicious message about the inner vs. outer self.-Rachel Forbes, formerly at Oakville Public Library, Ont., Canada
Have You Seen My Trumpet?
A stellar first purchase for all libraries, this delightful picture book emphasizes the clever play inherent in language and is a natural choice for storytime.
The Hockey Song
Young and old hockey fans alike will enjoy this colorful picture book tribute to hockey's anthem.
Wonderful Winter: All Kinds of Winter Facts and Fun
A browsable selection on the winter season. Goldstone's Awesome Autumn is similarly designed, albeit better organized.
Little Kids First Big Book of Birds
Lush nature photography, concise language, a large print size, and a browsable layout: this offering is ideal for home, school, and library use.
Dog Rules
A great read-aloud for engaging and amusing those "ants-in-their-pants" preschoolers with short attention spans. Especially recommended for fans of James Proimos.
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