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Ánh’s New Word: A Story About Learning a New Language
While a date on the chalkboard sets this story in 1975, Ánh’s everyday courage and the understanding of those around them will resonate in classrooms today. A general purchase for most collections.
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The Yellow Áo Dài
Naliah’s story teaches readers about the importance of family and culture in forming identity. Purchase where books on identity and culture circulate well; this would pair especially well with Eva Chen’s I Am Golden, Joanna Ho’s Eyes that Kiss in the Corners, and Nabela Noor’s Beautifully Me.
Finding Papa
Reassuring despite depicting a dangerous journey and uncertain time; there are many children for whom this is not history, but family stories. Essential.
The Best We Could Do
Hand this essential volume to teens who appreciate David Small's Stitches and Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis.
Spot the Difference
Gr 1–4—Children who enjoy searching for Waldo will take pleasure in studying the intricate pictures in this title and finding the 20 differences between the two (almost) identical illustrations on every page...
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