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The Bear and the Star
Because it is suitable for readers of different faiths or even as a plea for peace, this is a perfect choice for all holiday collections. The symbols of the tree, the star, the gifts, and other aspects of the story are best appreciated through group discussion.
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Santa’s Story
Interesting vocabulary, a touch of suspense, and a satisfying conclusion make this simple story a good addition to holiday collections. Of course, it should be followed by a reading of the reindeer’s favorite poem.
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Looking for Yesterday
A wonderful choice for one-on-one sharing that demonstrates the value of science and contains a weighty message for both child and adult
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Just Like My Brother
This reassuring story of new-found confidence will resonate with growing youngsters who are discovering their own capabilities. And they will relish being in on secrets withheld from the young protagonist.
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Muddy: The Raccoon Who Stole Dishes
While the illustrations are lovely, the story lacks tension. Raccoons that deprive a restaurant of its business and eat its food with impunity is a strange message to share with children.
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My Fourth of July
Though the steam-powered train at the station evokes a bygone era, this is an excellent read-aloud choice for current Fourth of July revelers and for all holiday collections.–Marianne Saccardi, Children’s Literature Consultant, Cambridge, MA
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Rosie and Rasmus
A fine choice for group discussion about ways to make a friend.-Marianne Saccardi, Children's Literature Consultant, Cambridge, MA
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