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I See You Sing
A very mild book that is best left to home use, for one-on-one readings and perhaps further discussion about emotions.
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I Love You So Much!
Not essential, but it’s a whole lot of love in relatively few pages, and children won’t mind the sugarcoated sentiments.
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Jason Belongs: The Story of Jason Schachter McKinney
Ades treats questions of identity with a light touch, which only gives the story more power. A necessary addition to the shelves.
Wild Moon: How the Lunar Phases Light Up Our World
A generous view of the phases of the moon, written with great care, pacing, and illumination.
Not Just Books—A Jump Start| Great Books
For more than 60% of children in the U.S., walking into a school or library represents their first encounter with books. If we make that experience as welcoming as possible, we're giving them fuel for success.
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We Carry the Sun
This ambitious book will require booktalking but has STEM intrigue as well as a glimpse of how breakthroughs happen—not overnight, but in small, valuable increments. For that alone, this is an essential purchase.
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Far, Far Away
An unusual outing, problems specific to the setting while the lesson is universal, and the warmth of family all combine in a compelling story of expectations defied, with amazing results.
Nightsong
An unusual sensory exploration that plants readers alongside Lewis, offering them a blueprint of sorts for listening closely for their own personal soundscapes.
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The Mixed-Up Owl
With comic foils and Shakespearean pratfalls, this small, funny volume offers big laughs and wisdom, too.
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