Carrie Voliva
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Patterns, Patterns Everywhere
This delightful exploration of patterns works well as a read-aloud and complements early childhood lessons on patterns. A recommended first purchase.
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One Small Spark: A Tikkun Olam Story
A lovely picture book sure to inspire the youngest changemakers to create the world they want to live in, and a reminder that cultural and even religious adages or tenets are worth pondering and enacting. Recommended for all collections.
I Am La Chiva!: The Colorful Bus of the Andes
A bright and welcoming addition to books about vehicles, with a huge bonus of centering contemporary Colombian culture.
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Come Closer, Tatita
While death will always be an uncomfortable, painful topic, Imapla’s book provides a path to discussion, perhaps through story hours that help move its deliberate understatement to more concrete ideas.
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Look How Much I’ve Grown in KINDergarten
A dose of comfort for the littlest learners feeling overwhelmed by all the skills they’re working on, this might be a perfect book to pull out for kindergartners during the second half of the year when the books about starting school are a distant memory.
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Bunny Should Be Sleeping
As cozy as the snuggle between a toddler and caregiver, this book should be on all picture bookshelves.
Lonely Bird
A distinctive, tender tale about friendship and the endless possibilities of art and creativity, this is recommended for picture book collections, but would also complement makerspaces.
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Billy and Rose: Just the Way They Are
A calm meditation on the joys of working things out, perfect for a burgeoning reader or as a sweet read-aloud for caregiver and child, sure to enforce early elementary social-emotional skills.
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Luigi, the Spider Who Wanted to Be a Kitten
This works well as a read-aloud as children will enjoy the spider pretending to be a kitten, the crisis in identity which the spider works through, and the subsequent happy ending. A welcome addition to picture book shelves.
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