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Beehive
This is a must-buy for all libraries. It’s an appealing introduction to science, ecosystems, and how even the smallest of creatures can matter enormously to our lives.
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Where Lily Isn’t
This book is beautifully written and illustrated, and answers a real need that children have. Paschkis offers children hope as she moves Lily firmly into the memory and heart of our young child. A tender addition for most libraries.
Old Rock (is not boring)
This is a brilliant book for school and public libraries and one that children will be drawn to. Bridging story and the history of the natural world is sure to be a hit.
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Hiro’s Hats
This satisfying story of imagination and friendship would pair well with Mem Fox’s The Magic Hat, Lita Judge’s Red Hat, Jan Brett’s The Hat, Eileen Spinelli’s Do You Have a Hat?, and Brian Won’s Hooray for Hat!. A lovely addition to elementary library shelves.
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Jack Goes West
This book has everything that kids love and will help make them stronger readers. You can’t beat that.
Bear Is Awake!: An Alphabet Story
This is a must-buy for any parent, elementary, or juvenile collection, and teachers will find this a great model text for writing.
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Home in the Woods
This is an earnest, upbeat addition for any elementary or juvenile collection. Teachers can use this book to encourage children to tell their own family stories.
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The Tree That’s Meant to Be
A good alternative for those whose holiday celebrations are not tied to a particular religion. Children will identify with the little tree’s plight and might find some adventure searching for “decorations” in the woods for their own trees.
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Where Is Home, Daddy Bear?
The idea that moving can be a scary thing is a common theme for children and there are some stellar titles, such as Constance McGeorge’s Boomer’s Big Day, Jessixa Bagley’s Before I Leave, and even Eric Carle’s A House for Hermit Crab. For libraries looking to add books within this theme, this one fits the bill.
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