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The Camping Trip
Young readers will be charmed by this book's quirky elements and engaging characters.
Good Morning, Grizzle Grump!
The reoccurring sound effects, funny narrative, and interactive elements make this a great book for engaging the storytime crowd.
Hey, Boy
Readers will find a fair amount of emotional depth in this story about the bond between man and dog. Probably best shared one-on-one, with a box of tissues nearby.
Danny McGee Drinks the Sea
A riotous rhyming book that just begs to be read aloud in a storytime setting.
Moby Dick
This title offers a decent introduction to the plot of the classic but is best used for entertainment rather than educational purposes.
Stop Feedin' da Boids!
A book that encourages a sense of community (in all its diversity); a great addition for any library, whether located in Brooklyn or elsewhere.
Delivery
For those who are in love with cars, trains, ships, and other transportation methods, Delivery delivers—and it comes with a message of love, too.
A Small Song
This selection embodies the DIY attitude with its handmade critters and simple crafts. It is a great vessel for encouraging young students to be creative. A title worth sharing with craft enthusiasts.
Wings!
The vibrant illustrations elevate this tale of self-discovery starring a penguin that works equally well as a read-aloud as for one-on-one sharing.
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