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God’s Holy Darkness
For collections that already include similar material, this book states very clearly what it is and what it hopes to be used for; it enlarges an existing discussion and turns tropes around to include everyone and everything.
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The Capitol: A Meet the Nation’s Capitol Book
A missed opportunity for a grand tour, but a starting point for some children.
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The Happiest Lion Cub
A splendid debut in a tale as deceptively simple as Aesop, but far more lilting.
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Cinderelliot: A Scrumptious Fairytale
Always room for one more happy ending, and the fairy godfather is truly scrumptious; for all ages.
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Humans and Animals: What We Have in Common
Even allowing for tongue-in-cheek, this book is confusing despite its good intentions.
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In the Blue
An essential glimpse of the impact of one person’s mental health issues on the entire family, and a lovingly crafted path to a realistic resolution—not a cure, but managing.
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Mighty Red Riding Hood: A Fairly Queer Tale
A classic in the making, for all fairy-tale shelves, and sure to be a read-aloud favorite.
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How Does a Tadpole Grow?: Life Cycles with The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Most science board books overwhelm or understate. This one is just right.
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