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Beyond February: Teaching Black History Any Day, Every Day, and All Year Long, K-3
An essential guide for K–3 educators wanting to incorporate Black history into classroom learning throughout the school year.
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A Boy Named Isamu: A Story of Isamu Noguchi
Actor/filmmaker Hanami—whose mixed-race Japanese/white ancestry reflects Noguchi’s own heritage—provides an unhurried, crisp narration perfect for a read-along. “Alone time can be the most special time of all,” Yang reminds, and Hanami underscores—a valuable antidote, indeed, to the constant overstimulation too many children face today.
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The Wrong Kind of Weird
A truly enjoyable romantic read, especially for libraries with a healthy collection of anime/manga for all its cultural references throughout.
Otto The Ornament
A wonderful holiday story that highlights the importance of belonging rather than bravado.
Like Lava in My Veins
Libraries should prepare to meet high demand in all formats. Perfect for reluctant readers.
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You Can’t Be a Pterodactyl!
An erratic plot makes this an additional purchase, but this gentle story will appeal to dinosaur fans with dreams of their own.
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A Ticket to Kalamazoo!: Zippy Poems to Read Out Loud!
With minor tics, an otherwise ideal selection for libraries servicing young children, with a bonus appeal for storytellers.
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What I Like About YOU!
The generous attitudes and reinforcing rhymes will rally children up through early elementary years to get involved, stay kind, and to tune in to the needs of others.
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Tadpoles
A beautiful book about a child observing tadpoles doesn’t have enough science information to be nonfiction and is without enough of a narrative arc to make it a compelling story.
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