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Home and Dry
Rich figurative language and sumptuous artwork make this a lovely addition to all picture book collections.
The Banana-Leaf Ball: How Play Can Change the World
This title will fill the gaps of any collection looking for more materials on the refugee crisis, and Burundi refugees in particular, and how the power of organized play can positively impact a dark time in any community.
Give Me a K-I-L-L
With more violence and sexual tension than in the original series, as well as a classic Stine ending, this is a worthy addition to the chronicles of the Shadyside cheerleaders, for new readers and longtime lovers alike.
Windfall
Fans of Morgan Matson's and Deb Caletti's books will want to curl up with a box of tissues as they fall under Smith's storytelling spell. Recommended for most YA collections.
When We Were Alone
A poignant family story covering a part of history too often missing from library collections. A first purchase.
Talking Baby: Helping Your Child Discover Language
This commendable title provides exactly what parents need without becoming bogged down in research and academics. For all libraries.
How To Talk So Little Kids Will Listen: A Survival Guide to Life with Children Ages 2–7
Parents should not be put off by this volume's length. The "How To Talk" books are treasures to read. All libraries should acquire and recommend with gusto.
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