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My Little Brave Girl
A gentle, simple reminder for young girls to dream big as they grow up, this is ideal for parent-child read-alouds, imparting reassurance and pride.
Trillions of Trees: A Counting and Planting Book
Illustrated with vibrant natural vistas to amplify quick, upbeat rhymes, Cyrus beckons early elementary readers to a newfound sense of the immensity and importance of trees in the world.
Riley Can’t Stop Crying
A poignant, purposeful depiction of a family learning to recognize, confront, and heal internal struggles with self-love and self-worth. Children in need of encouragement will find comforting revelations about the value of individuality.
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Little Scoot
The bold geometric design of the storm waves and determined tugboat will delight, although readability may be an issue for newer readers. Purchase for collections not already owning Gramatky’s tale in its dozens of formats.
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The Nature of Witches
This standalone novel ties fantastical elements, LGBTQIA themes, and climate change together into one neat package that will leave readers satisfied.
Clarinet and Trumpet
A timely book that gently explores issues of similarity and difference, of holding on to one’s individuality while also recognizing the importance of others, this is a first purchase for all libraries.
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Curious George: Wash Your Hands
Especially in a post-COVID world, washing one’s hands is an important topic and Curious George makes it fun.
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Once Upon a Dragon’s Fire
Themes of friendship, truth, and believing what one sees rather than what someone else says are valuable lessons imparted and shared. This is a heartwarming tale of friendship and discovery, and a compelling read-aloud.
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Mary Engelbreit’s Little Book of Love
A suggested purchase for large libraries looking to update their already extensive holiday section or expand their Engelbreit holdings. The author gives readers what they have come to expect from her work: a sentimental, greeting-card look at a holiday through famous people’s words.
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