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My Big Bear, My Little Bear and Me
A simple picture book with a surprising ending that will charm readers. Perfect for toddler or preschool storytimes.
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Pluto Gets the Call
An ingenuously funny informational picture books that will captivate young students while teaching facts about the planets of the solar system. The back matter contains fun facts and a note from the author.
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Fuego, Fuegito/ Fire, Little Fire
With simple verse and vibrant illustrations, this picture book celebrates the power of fire and the author’s Pipil Nahua Indian heritage.
Octopus Stew
A hilarious read-aloud that could be read during a storytime. The back matter contains author’s notes, a glossary of Spanish words used in the book, and a recipe for octopus stew.
Dias y Dias/Days and Days
A dreamy and whimsical picture book that will capture preschoolers’ attention and that may be used in a participatory storytime with a topic about the seasons and the months of the year. Perfect for public libraries and preschool classrooms.
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Señorita Mariposa
A playful picture book for the public library that could be used to foster consciousness about protecting the planet and to explain migration and the role of butterflies in pollination.
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Mad Scientist Academy: The Ocean Disaster
An amusing, informational graphic novel–esque picture book that is easy to follow and will charm readers while teaching them about the ocean. Ideal for public and elementary school libraries.–
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What’s that Terrible Growl?
An engaging picture book that will capture a preschooler’s attention and may be used in a participatory storytime with a theme about sounds. Ideal for the public library.
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When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree
With a pinch of humor and lighthearted prose, Deeniham delivers her first picture book. It can be used to motivate readers to appreciate the gifts of Mother Nature and is ideal for the public library and elementary classrooms
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