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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 Twilight Library
In a glorious nighttime world that is the opposite of what most diurnal human children know, this book is really just an excuse to show off storytelling and see just how far the author and illustrator can take it. Not essential, but lovely.
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My Hands
Whether for art, science, or philosophy, this compelling book offers food for thought, and will launch discussions as well as drawing exercises among a wide range of readers.
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Loud Mouse
Come for the celebrity, stay for the tunes; children will relate to this tale of following your dreams even if it means getting loud.
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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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