Kate Stadt
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Pickle Words: Crunchy, Punchy Pickles and Poetry
Those keen on finding poetry for emerging readers will find this book a satisfying dish.
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Caught Dead
The literary equivalent of a summer blockbuster, this spine-tingling creature feature is just right for middle grade readers.
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Rosh Hashanah: New Year, Gather Near
A friendly, simple celebration of Rosh Hashanah, best suited for the very young.
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The Little Christmas Tree
Young kids may find the fir trees particularly amusing in this amiable Christmas story.
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Haiku, Ew!: Celebrating the Disgusting Side of Nature
For readers who don’t get queasy easily and are interested in how weird nature can get.
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A World Full of Winter Stories: 50 Folk Tales and Legends from Around the World
Highly recommended for those looking for a comprehensive volume of lively stories that would fit neatly into bedtime or story time routines. A great choice for mythology and folktale shelves.
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The Story of Christmas: A Celebration of the Birth of Jesus
If you’re missing a board book covering the Christian version of the Christmas story in your holiday collection, this one will do serviceably, although perhaps not memorably.
The Sculptors of Light: Poems About Cuban Women Artists
Engle’s thoughtful, lovely collection is a gift to anyone who has an interest in the breadth of women’s artistic achievements. Much to savor. Highly recommended.
The Magnificent Mischief of Tad Lincoln
A fun, well-paced, highly readable biography that provides a sophisticated entry point for more nuanced discussions about the complexities of leadership. Recommended.
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