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Good Golden Sun
From break of dawn to day’s end, the journey of the sun as captured in lyrical text and stunning illustrations is a joy to behold. Highly recommended for all collections to encourage curiosity about life on Earth and the connections all living beings share.
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When Dogs Work
Covering a wide spectrum of the roles dogs play in our world, this board book will engage young readers and help them develop an appreciation for the amazing canines in our world.
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One Day at a Time: A Story About Healing from Divorce
The focus on two children experiencing trauma provides an opening for young people to process and discuss their own shared experiences in a story that is clear and honest without being didactic.
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Where To?: A Trip Around the Neighborhood
An odd interactive introduction to the concept of local resources and problem-solving but not entirely relatable for the intended audience.
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The Speedy Spidersaurus
Good reading for the chapter book crowd, who will enjoy the fast-paced fun in this new series.
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The Outstanding Octokey
Good reading for the chapter book crowd, who will enjoy the fast-paced fun in this new series.
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Getting Us to Grandma’s
An affirming family story featuring a smart young woman showing off her solid map skills.
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The Runaway
Illustrations and minimal text convey a deeply felt story that will provide rich opportunities for children to extend the storytelling and perhaps tell their own survival stories. Beautifully presented.
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Momma’s Going to March
A recommended and useful introduction to the democratic right to protest, this title could be tidily included across curricula for sharing with children before they attend a march or to help build understanding for the role of common citizens in making positive change and speaking up for important causes.
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