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Don't Eat That
With its comic-strip roots, amusing characters, and message of friendship over individual merit, Don't Eat That makes a great intergenerational read.
Starting STEM Early | First Steps
Sensory explorers by nature, toddlers are made for scientific inquiry. Here's how to engage them.
The Jewish Experience in America | Great Books
Holidays (particularly Hanukkah) and the Holocaust are dominant themes in children’s literature with Jewish content, but this does not represent the totality of the Jewish experience in America or around the world and should not be the only books with Jewish content that children are exposed to.
The Very Impatient Caterpillar
An absolutely charming and educational tale about metamorphosis and patience that is ideal for school and library storytimes.
Baby Day
A clear winner for toddlers and their parents, this is also a lovely addition for read-alouds. Highly recommended.
What About Harry?
A good selection for classroom and library storytimes, as it naturally presents a lesson about talent and jealousy that children just entering school are likely encountering.
Rise of the Dragons
Recommended for middle grade fantasy fans of Sage's previous works, Brandon Mull's "Fablehaven," Jonathan Stroud's "Bartimaeus Trilogy," or Maile Meloy's The Apothecary.
Card-Carrying Babies | First Steps
Baby-friendly card policies encourage literacy and library use from birth.
The Eleventh Hour
This is a beautiful and heartfelt picture book about war and perspective that should be a part of all social studies curriculum. Highly recommended.
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