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Who Will Rule the Trees?
Those libraries seeking modestly religious creation stories may find this a quiet, sturdy edition to the shelves.
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Is It Spring?
A lighthearted book for preschoolers who ask these kinds of questions and need Henkes’s kind of answers.
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H Is for Hiking
For shelves about the great outdoors, here’s a way to invite young children into the joys of hiking and connecting with nature.
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Emeka, Eat Egusi!
A delightful story certain to win over listeners at story hours or in classroom units about food and what it means.
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The Weedy Garden: A Happy Habitat for Wild Friends
The natural world glows in these pages, but never in a sentimental way; this book pays attention to everything and reminds children to do the same.
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A Language of Stitches: The Radical Quilts of Rosie Lee Tompkins
A challenging topic, mental illness, is given wings by the hope stitched into the many quilts of Tompkins in this wonderful book for all ages.
Let’s Be Bees
For big groups or just two reading, this book leaves one with the lingering feeling that this is a work to be shared and reshared.
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Three Pieces of Broken Glass
Add to picture book collections to expand on Jewish culture and history through the prism of a warm, intergenerational afternoon.
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