Amelia Jenkins
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Lily’s Promise
The story structure may be confusing to less experienced readers, but curious kids who love books will enjoy joining this welcoming group of friends as they learn about the world we share.
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The Sun Will Come Out
Books about gaining independence at summer camp are a crowded field, but there is plenty of room for this sweet, fresh take.
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Loner
Many readers will relate to Lona’s meandering journey and be delighted to find company for their own.
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This Pretty Planet
Many songs have been turned into picture books, but this one is particularly deft at capturing hope and possibility, which defined the original work. It’s a sweet accompaniment to Earth Day sing-alongs.
Two Many Birds
The story is a bit abstract but the mood, colors, and message of thinking outside the perch for the sake of harmony will resonate.
The Summer of Impossibilities
To Allen’s credit, the story covers potentially toxic elements with grace, humor, and maturity, never getting bogged down or growing maudlin. Instead, it stays firmly rooted in the gentle affection among the characters and their sturdy humanity, which never falters.
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What I Like About Me
A fun, upbeat, and tender coming-of-age story written in an engaging and lively diary format.
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You’re Missing It!
Libraries looking for a light and timely exploration of parent engagement will not want to miss this amusing title.
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Most Marshmallows
An engaging, quirky read-aloud perfect to share with crafts and maker programs.
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