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Emily Writes: Emily Dickinson and Her Poetic Beginnings
Some parents might share this with children learning to read and write. It could also spark good discussion with older students studying Dickinson in poetry units.
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Afternoon on a Hill
Some readers will find this fun and others may find it odd or confusing, but it does have possibilities for read-aloud, discussion, independent reading, or poetry lessons.
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Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tale Collection
A useful addition for collections now short of the original Andersen tales.
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Brave with Beauty: A Story of Afghanistan
A pleasant, romantized introduction to an impressive person, places, and time for young readers beginning to like stories about real people.
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The Immortal Jellyfish
Empathy and imagination soar in this tale of a special relationship and deftly conceived dreamscape. While not for everyone, this inviting jewel of a book may bring great solace to those experiencing loss.
The Magic Flute
Stretching the possibilities of the picture book format—a tour de force for older children and adults.
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The Revenge of the Black Cat: Swiss Myths
Switzerland has not been heavily represented in folktale collections. Fairy tale fans and storytellers will find new possibilities in this attractive, well-constructed new material for many collections.
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Mother Goose of Pudding Lane
An entertaining bit of esoterica for select, primarily adult, readers.
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Cinderella Liberator
Give this variant to older fairy-tale fans. It could certainly be a fun discussion choice.
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