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Bedtime for Superheroes
This is a very different and surprising title for the superheroes in your school or library.
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The Couch Potato
A goofy story about the dangers of too much of one thing, and a lighthearted lesson for all.
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A Friend Is...
Children could no doubt come up with their own lists of what friends can do together; this book makes for a sweet read-aloud that can generate discussion about social isolation versus being with friends.
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Amy Wu and the Patchwork Dragon
This lovely book for the younger crowd offers some fun activities and shows how one great tale can lead to another.
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Sticks and Stones
A well-intentioned tale full of expressive scenes, this is not Polacco’s strongest piece; though it may be her most heartfelt.
Some Dinosaurs Are Small
The dinosaur crowd will welcome this addition to the shelf, and parents and teachers will love reading it to them again and again. A must-buy for all libraries.
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Maggie’s Treasure
Libraries will love having this visual tale of the old adage of “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure.”
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I Found Hope in a Cherry Tree
Despite a disjointed path—from the sensory exploration to the meditation on wolves—this additional purchase may encourage little ones to let their imaginations run wild while encountering the world.
The Problem with Problems
This is a must for every library. By giving children the ability to articulate what’s happening to them, this engaging read-aloud will help children overcome their fears and confidently face all obstacles. How empowering!
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