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Wrapped in the heavy, honest tensions between color and emotion, Seeger emboldens children to connect with the young fox’s story and feel the raw consequence of humans’ indifferent influence on the environment.
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She Persisted: Florence Griffith Joyner
A quietly remarkable biographical read that encourages elementary students of any gender to take a closer look at the life of Olympic sprinter Florence Griffith Joyner and her admirable resolve to work hard in pursuit of her dreams.
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The Three Little Superpigs: Trick or Treat?
This fairy tale mash-up adventure with a Halloween twist will make a great addition to festive read-alouds and plot sequence lessons.–Rachel Mulligan, Westampton, NJ
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Téo’s Tutu
Written with poise and grace, Macias’s gentle story is filled with warmth from the joys of self-expression and calm assurance found in loving support.
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ABC of Feelings
Perfect for a read-aloud and as an SEL tool, this book invites important and comfortably playful discussions on naming emotions.
The Story of a Story
A comforting read for anyone who writes and a precise, essential “hook” book for elementary writing lessons, this book will ease young scribes into their next story.
Live, from Your Friendly Neighborhood Library! The Dynamic Return of Read-Alouds
After the flat screens and glitchy technology of the last several months, in-person story times are back, with all the dynamism of live theater. We've got the read-alouds; storytellers, get ready for your close-up!
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Bright Ruined Things
This dizzying struggle over power, magic, and dreams will sink readers into this fantasy’s web of ambition and family tension. A strong choice for libraries serving teens.
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I Want Ice Cream!
As a visual social-emotional teaching tool for young children, this book would require a great deal of adult-led discussion to untangle the ending and explain why it is important for a child to accept an adult’s refusal.
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