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Goose Goes to School
The appealing simplicity makes this book appropriate for very young audiences, while the quirky humor extends its appeal to younger grade school students and emerging readers.
Space Dumplins
With its fully realized artistic vision, oddball humor, and fantastic story, Space Dumplins will appeal to those who loved, but have outgrown, Zita the Space Girl (First Second, 2011) and Cleopatra in Space (Scholastic, 2014).
A pleasantly colorful adventure of discovery and friendship. Highly recommended.
Not This Bear: A First Day of School Story
The purposeful story is a just-right blend of repetition and gentle humor to comfort reluctant new preschoolers.
I Won
A fun, colorful book, with a lively pace, tone, and, topping it all off, a meaningful message.
First Grade Dropout
This winning picture book will be popular for its entertainment value, as well as for its potential to introduce ideas about empathy.
The Problem with Not Being Scared of Kids
Though not as effective as Peter Brown's You Will Be My Friend (Little Brown, 2011), this title will appeal to a younger audience.
Brooklyn Public Library's Texting Initiative for Early Literacy
In a no-cost program with strong potential, Brooklyn Public Library messages parents and caregivers with suggestions to get pre-K children talking, reading, and learning.
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