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The Treasure Box
Though not an essential purchase, this heartfelt story about the loss of a beloved grandparent plainly names the emotions felt by a grieving young child and seeks to reassure children that family memories can be forever cherished.
In My Neighborhood
With captivating, luminously colorful illustrations and a vintage feel, the story serves as an apt allegory in how each individual instrument holds value in the force of music’s power.
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My Grandma's Photos
With a wide range of uses, for classroom memory projects or for comforting an individual child, this story will touch readers who know bittersweet experiences with loss and love, and will be at home in every collection.
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Art Is Everywhere: A Book About Andy Warhol
Ideal for the art classroom and in-class discussion, this friendly introduction to Warhol’s artistic inspirations, loosely framed around a biographical narrative, will spark curiosity in early elementary listeners as they brush through big questions about art and fame.
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It’s All Art!: From Drawing to Dress-Up with Sesame Street
Though not an essential purchase, this introductory book about art is best shared between adults and children who appreciate the familiar, trusted characters engaging in different modes of creativity.
Red
Wrapped in the heavy, honest tensions between color and emotion, Seeger emboldens children to connect with the young fox’s story and feel the raw consequence of humans’ indifferent influence on the environment.
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She Persisted: Florence Griffith Joyner
A quietly remarkable biographical read that encourages elementary students of any gender to take a closer look at the life of Olympic sprinter Florence Griffith Joyner and her admirable resolve to work hard in pursuit of her dreams.
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Téo’s Tutu
Written with poise and grace, Macias’s gentle story is filled with warmth from the joys of self-expression and calm assurance found in loving support.
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The Three Little Superpigs: Trick or Treat?
This fairy tale mash-up adventure with a Halloween twist will make a great addition to festive read-alouds and plot sequence lessons.–Rachel Mulligan, Westampton, NJ
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