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The Last Two Crayons
A charming debut, accompanied by warm, welcoming illustrations, sure to set off conversations about the language of color and the inclusion of every hue.
I Am a Tornado
With humor and grace, Beckmeyer’s wide-eyed characters convey emotions bridging science topics and SEL, putting this whirlwind of a book within the grasp of readers across a broad age range.
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Hattie Harmony: Opening Night
Hattie is a trouper to amuse and deflect all of life’s little annoyances; for move up day or a larger piece of stagecraft, this book has an SEL foundation that makes it useful and fun in a variety of settings.
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What Happened to You?
A rare perspective that removes pity, dissolves differences or impediments, and welcomes everyone into the game unquestioningly.
Sometimes, a Tiger
A powerful imagination is no substitute for a good meal, but this book drops a broad hint that good spirits and a caring community can be rallied to the cause.
We Are Lions!
A book to be shared rather than handed over, and be ready for discussion. It’s as unflinching as a child’s questions, and brutally compelling.
Miss Irwin
Not only a lyrical look at teaching and life lessons, this is an essential book for SEL shelves, as well as for collectiona on Asian-American family life,and dementia.
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Biindigen! Amik Says Welcome
Crayon bright and full of small lessons of hospitality, vocabulary, and adventure, this sweet story belongs on family shelves as well as among Indigenous collections.
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