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What a Day..: A Story in Emoji
Raven's facial expressions and body language already convey his emotions, so the emojis seem superfluous and distracting. With a thin, confusing story line, this is strictly an additional purchase.
You Hold Me Up
Powerful and significant, this is a must-have addition to most collections. Perfect for one-on-one and small group sharing.
Raymond
Although brimming with clever puns and wordplay, this cautionary tale about the dog-eat-dog world seems to have an adult sensibility and less to offer the intended audience.
Hattie & Hudson
This eloquent, evocative book about compassion is perfect for sparking discussions on prejudice. A sensational choice for a seasonal storytime.
Magic Spell
A phenomenal phonological fun read-aloud. Children will be shouting for an encore performance.
Reach for the Moon, Little Lion
With its empowering message, this picture book will spark discussions on bullying and self-esteem issues. An effective read-aloud for group sharing.
Teddy the Terrible
Perhaps best as a discussion starter about bullies and bad behavior, this rhyming read-aloud is an additional purchase despite its warm and fuzzy resolution.
Daddy Honk Honk!
Perfect for Father's Day, this sweet tale shows how love makes a family. A great choice for one-on-one and small group sharing.
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