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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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Loop de Loop: Circular Solutions for a Waste-Free World
Actionable steps are clearly outlined, and hope is offered in this bright and optimistic title. Highly recommended for sharing in all library collections.
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Dogs and Us: A Fifteen-Thousand-Year Friendship
An interesting, albeit brief, introduction to the history of humans and dogs with enough detail to capture the variety of ways that the relationship has been of benefit.
Mother Aspen: A Story of How Forests Cooperate and Communicate
A perfect combination of information, artwork, and emotional impact. Highly recommended for all collections as a wonderful introduction to the importance of forest biodiversity and the amazing world of trees.
Rostam’s Picture-Day Pusteen
Highly recommended for empathy building as well as a cultural window into a small piece of Iranian culture.
The Museum of Very Bad Smells: A Dare to Scratch ‘n’ Sniff Mystery
Not for everyone, but kids will clamor to get a whiff of this mystery that is right on the nose. Great fun! Highly recommended.
A Star Shines Through
A beautiful tale of loss and adjustment; for those who have never had to leave home, perhaps a lesson in insight and empathy. Highly recommended for all collections.
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It Bears Repeating
Rich language and striking illustrations take this counting book beyond the standard fare. A real treat and recommended.
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What Can a Mess Make?
A childhood scamper through simple pleasures of sibling fun made with the materials found around them, this is a delightful book to share, especially on those “there’s nothing to do” days of summer.
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