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Maybe Tomorrow?
This sensitive story will be valuable to adults helping children recognize and understand grief; an excellent purchase.
The Once and Future Geek
Blending elements of several genres, this story will be appealing to many different types of readers.
All the Things That Could Go Wrong
A thoughtful narrative that will help middle grade readers build empathy and compassion.
Our Kid
Use with Mark Teague's The Secret Shortcut to inspire readers to creatively reimagine their own everyday activities.
Crunch, The Shy Dinosaur
Combine this book with Mo Willems's Edwina the Dinosaur Who Didn't Know She Was Extinct, Lisa Wheeler's "Dino-Sports" series, or Syd Hoff's classic Danny and the Dinosaur for a dynamic storytime. An excellent interactive choice.
In-Between Things
Unique and thought-provoking, this book is especially appropriate for "in-between" picture book audiences: children who appreciate the visual cues but are ready for a more complicated narrative structure.
The Library Book
Although librarians will want to offer other resources in addition to the ones mentioned, this title is a fun read-aloud that will familiarize young children with the library.
I Want To Be in a Scary Story
A fun premise, imaginative book design, and appealing illustrations make this book a terrific choice for spooky-themed storytimes.
When Jackie Saved Grand Central: The True Story of Jacqueline Kennedy's Fight for an American Icon
While the text makes this title a great addition to nonfiction shelves, some of the illustrations may distract from the message.
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