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Caillou the Courageous
These gentle tales address preschool concerns with reassurance and affirmation. A staple for public libraries.
Little Red Riding Hood
Parents and teachers should preview this video first to judge whether it's too disturbing for younger and more sensitive children.
Tornadoes!
Young weather enthusiasts and students studying weather and climate will learn the basics of tornadoes from this attractive, accessible, high-quality selection.
Odd Squad: Creature Encounters
This lively and educational DVD is recommended for school and public libraries.
I Know a Man…Ashley Bryan
Students of art and children's literature will be inspired by this celebration of the man's work and life. Highly recommended for public, academic, and school libraries.
The Martial Arts Kid
Although the action seems a bit extreme for the small-town locale, this is a fine family movie with plenty of action, a sweet romance, and the satisfying defeat of a bully. For public libraries with large media collections.
Robert McCloskey: The Life for Me
Recommended for middle school and high school library collections, especially for art and history students and fans of McCloskey's work. Viewers will be inspired by his humble nature and his evolution as an artist and writer.
Stick and Stone
Young viewers will be inspired to discuss friendship, loyalty, tolerance, and how they might react to a bully.
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