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The Story of a Story
A comforting read for anyone who writes and a precise, essential “hook” book for elementary writing lessons, this book will ease young scribes into their next story.
Live, from Your Friendly Neighborhood Library! The Dynamic Return of Read-Alouds
After the flat screens and glitchy technology of the last several months, in-person story times are back, with all the dynamism of live theater. We've got the read-alouds; storytellers, get ready for your close-up!
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Bright Ruined Things
This dizzying struggle over power, magic, and dreams will sink readers into this fantasy’s web of ambition and family tension. A strong choice for libraries serving teens.
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What Lives in the Woods
A suggested purchase for upper elementary and middle school libraries with students interested in scary stories, and a natural step-up for those reading “Five Nights at Freddy’s.” Currie provides a genuinely creepy tale that begins with literary jump-scares and evolves into a decades-old historical mystery.
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Super Milly and the Super School Day
Despite a few holes, this is likely to attract the youngest of the school set.
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Beach Toys vs. School Supplies
This book is loads of fun in the “x versus y” genre and a great selection for back-to-school displays.
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A Voice for the Everglades: Marjory Stoneman Douglas
A solid choice for elementary libraries looking for interesting environmental biographies.
Libraries Can Guide Families to Early Intervention Services | First Steps
Public library staff can identify children with developmental delays and inform families of available resources.
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I Want Ice Cream!
As a visual social-emotional teaching tool for young children, this book would require a great deal of adult-led discussion to untangle the ending and explain why it is important for a child to accept an adult’s refusal.
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