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Lights-Out, Leonard!
Don’t miss this terrific bedtime story—it’s a must for all elementary and preschool collections.
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Felix and the Monsters
An extremely amiable picture book about acceptance and tolerance of others, and a welcome book for most shelves, this would be a great read-aloud at the beginning of the school year.
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Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
This is a delightful way to have kids learn and develop healthy habits. A welcome addition to a preschool collections.
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The Blue Table
A pleasant story, with an indelible blue table as its hearth, and most collections will want to add it to their shelves.
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Astronauts Zoom!: An Astronaut Alphabet
A good choice for lower elementary libraries. Children will enjoy learning about astronauts to practice their language skills.
Follow Your Breath!: A First Book of Mindfulness
A must-have for social emotional learning. Ritchie provides an excellent overview of mindfulness for youngsters.
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Remembering Green: An Ojibwe Girl’s Tale
Use this for teaching a piece of history, but not necessarily as a reflection of an #OwnVoices experience.
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Let’s Explore With Cor Cor
Though an additional purchase at best, the book includes details about the author’s blog, chronicling his journeys and experiences, presenting a sound opportunity to connect kids with the many definitions of “able.”
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The Joy in You
There are many stronger books about self-empowerment that could be added to a library collection before adding this one.
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