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A Boy Named Isamu: A Story of Isamu Noguchi
Actor/filmmaker Hanami—whose mixed-race Japanese/white ancestry reflects Noguchi’s own heritage—provides an unhurried, crisp narration perfect for a read-along. “Alone time can be the most special time of all,” Yang reminds, and Hanami underscores—a valuable antidote, indeed, to the constant overstimulation too many children face today.
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Make a Move, Sunny Park!
The shared Korean American background of author, narrator, and protagonist ensures a persuasive experience.
Berry Song
Once again, Goade’s stupendous art is a must-see; parallel listening and reading is highly recommended.
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Mama’s Sleeping Scarf
Artist Joelle Avelino’s charming illustrations make the printed book an enhancing companion to the audio; libraries should enable ready access to all formats.
True True
BIPOC youth will find resonance here; privileged audiences, perhaps, need this most of all.
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Pedro & Daniel
For the more resonating experience, choose the page; it’s a visual homage to Erebia’s hybrid verse/prose/dichos (proverbs) exposition, enhanced with Julie Kwon’s empathic art.
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Warrior Girl
Nimbly inserted contemporary events—#BlackLivesMatter, COVID-19, anti-Asian hate—ensure timely resonance.
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We Still Belong
“We Still Belong, ” the title of Wesley’s poem, becomes an essential invitation for children of all backgrounds.
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Savi and the Memory Keeper
Inspiring youth facing environmental threats ensure for a timely, urgent read.
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