Rachel Mulligan
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Noodles, Please!
Bring this into the preschool classroom and let children talk about their family’s “noodle” dishes. Delectable.
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Wake Up, Freight Train!
This is surprisingly soothing fare, and sure to be a winding down favorite.
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Butterflies Soar
Children are never too young for the fascinating details surrounding the monarch. This is a perfect addition to the natural science shelves.
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B Is for Brownies: An ABC Baking Book
The contestants are ready! Let the Great Board Book Baking Show begin.Rachel Mulligan, a certified NJ Elementary educator, holds a M.Ed. with a concentration in children’s literature.
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There Was a Hole
Purposely nonspecific about the type of “hole” the main character feels, this story presents a means to open a dialogue with children about learning to notice and find words for painful feelings, as well as a lesson in the emotional support others can offer.
My Hands Tell a Story
Readers will pause to share in the happiness and sense of peace that bloom on the family’s faces; the spirit of finding one’s calling in this expressively illustrated book honoring family and self-love.
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Mud!
An affectionate look at the old school joys of unsupervised play; pair this with a project making mud prints.
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Grumble Yawn
Kerbel never fails to delight, and this one will have lapsitters giggling off to dream time.
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Giant Giant
A plainspoken tale of the relativity of size and power, this belongs on SEL shelves.
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