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Pea Pod Lullaby
Though the sophisticated and ambiguous text makes "lullaby" a misnomer, this is, nevertheless, a powerful catalyst for discussions of war and its consequences and for ways to help those in need. Best shared one-on-one.
Lucy and the String
This perfect blend of words and pictures is sure to have kids chuckling and perhaps trying their own string creations. A fun addition for most libraries.
Lucy and the String
This perfect blend of words and pictures is sure to have kids chuckling and perhaps trying their own string creations. A fun addition for most libraries.
Tessa Takes Wing
This fantasy, a delightful pairing of minimal text and humorous illustrations, is sure to be enjoyed by young children and their adults, who just may be convinced that Tessa's mischievous thoughts float in their own little ones' heads.
The Forest
While American readers may find this mediation on life—and death—somewhat direct, even startling, its abundant symbols and beautiful book design are sure to intrigue sophisticated readers.—Daryl Grabarek, School Library Journal
Sometimes You Fly
An excellent choice for solo or group sharing and a natural for commemorating a graduation or other milestone.
What's Your Favorite Bug?
Eye-catching larger-than-life illustrations and interesting information that might spark further investigation into the insect world make this an excellent choice for all libraries.
Cat Wishes
Readers will enjoy knowing what Cat refuses to admit: wishes do come true. Pair this tongue-in-cheek offering with other fairy tales for an engaging storytime.
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