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Why Do Families Change?: Our First Talk About Separation and Divorce
A helpful tool for adults seeking to explain divorce to elementary students. Consider for guidance counselor offices.
Poles Apart
This selection about friendship and making mistakes is a fun read-aloud and will likely find an audience in libraries everywhere.
Fascinating: The Life of Leonard Nimoy
In the words of Spock, "Live long and prosper." Recommended wherever Trekkies roam.
A Bike Like Sergio's
Parents of all economic backgrounds can use this selection to start a conversation about right and wrong, but kids might find the ending less than satisfying.
Not Quite Black and White
This is a winner for teaching children colors and a solid choice for storytimes.
I'm Not Trick-or-Treating
The large illustrations and simple text make this a solid choice for a preschool storytime on Halloween.
The Bear Who Stared
A lighthearted, kid-friendly book that teaches about perceptions and feelings. This title will be effective in a group setting or shared one-on-one.
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