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Professor Goose Debunks Goldilocks and the Three Bears
This imaginative book is perfect for libraries with makerspaces and strong STEM programming maker-ed activities.
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All the Places We Call Home
Purchase as a class read-aloud, for parents as a bedtime story, a class history introduction on geography, immigration, and the African diaspora.
Pigeon & Cat
A splendid paean to the power of art to heal, and the trifecta of friendship, persistence, and inclusivity to rebuild community. A delightful book.
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Brown Is Warm, Black Is Bright
File this under Black joy, childhood, autumn reveries, or pair with other celebrations of Black strength and beauty, such as Tami Charles’s All Because You Matter and Useni Eugene Perkins’s Hey Black Child.
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The Crystal Beads, Lalka’s Journey
An additional purchase for libraries seeking books about this topic from a child’s point of view or who want to participate in a potential school project that conveys some of the destructive magnitude of the Holocaust.
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Moody Moody Cars
Though other titles may handle this better topically, this is a good addition to libraries and classrooms as a way to normalize talking and recognizing feelings and broaching emotional intelligence with the added bonus of a subject many children obsess over.
Bodies Are Cool
With lilting dancelike rhythm through word repetition and brightly colored detailed images, this is a timely and worthy addition for every collection.
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Where Are You Leopold?: The Invisibility Game
A lighthearted romp through sibling rivalry and school-age chaos. Recommended where Dav Pilkey is popular.
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Hope in the Mail: Reflections on Writing and Life
Van Draanen’s memoir can serve as a guide to embracing the creative life. Recommended especially for libraries with readers of the author. A good addition to collections that carry Jack Gantos’s Writing Radar and Gail Carson Levine’s Writing Magic.
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