Kimberly Fakih
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In the Dark
A bold venture in storytelling will appeal to children for its overall atmospherics and the twist in the plot, but the finger-pointing is aimed squarely at us.
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Madeline Finn and the Blessing of the Animals
To booktalk this one is to make a pitch for kindness, generosity, and love. There are worse ways to build a story hour.
The North Wind and the Sun
When a virtuoso abandons all the rules and creates something more, everyone sits up with attention, and children will too. Aesop on steroids in blasts of colored pencil? Now that’s a classic.
I Am a Dragon!: A Squabble & a Quibble
Where did that one frog go? That squabble aside, this is a funny book with a childlike cast, a rousing bonfire at the finale, and dragon-toasted marshmallows for everyone. Even if it’s all imaginary, it’s a delight.
The River That Flows Beside Me
Eye-opening information in a simple style; if the format reads young, the epiphanies are for preschool through upper elementary-aged children.
Let’s Go to Color Camp!: Beginning Baby
A great use of the format, concept, and matching skills to busy hands and curious minds. Perfection.
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How This Book Got Red
A simple quest for inclusion unfolds for the very young, although the pun in the title deflects from the book’s true worth.
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Pizza and Taco: Dare to Be Scared!: (A Graphic Novel)
These two are popular. Have a few copies on hand, Halloween or not.
A Pizza My Heart
The happiest little book, this one will have everyone giggling at story hours and please, bring lunch.
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