Kimberly Olson Fakih
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What Happened to You?
A rare perspective that removes pity, dissolves differences or impediments, and welcomes everyone into the game unquestioningly.
Sometimes, a Tiger
A powerful imagination is no substitute for a good meal, but this book drops a broad hint that good spirits and a caring community can be rallied to the cause.
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Biindigen! Amik Says Welcome
Crayon bright and full of small lessons of hospitality, vocabulary, and adventure, this sweet story belongs on family shelves as well as among Indigenous collections.
Happy Birthday to Me
Lam, as usual, has a finger on the pulse of a child’s life, and this self-centric version is absolutely spot-on in corralling just how important a birthday is to a preschooler.
We Are Lions!
A book to be shared rather than handed over, and be ready for discussion. It’s as unflinching as a child’s questions, and brutally compelling.
Miss Irwin
Not only a lyrical look at teaching and life lessons, this is an essential book for SEL shelves, as well as for collectiona on Asian-American family life,and dementia.
Nell Plants a Tree
A story of a tree, of generations, of mindfulness, and a wonderful way to show how small acts have far-reaching consequences.
What to Bring
With wildfires a fact of life, more children will be facing the question of what to bring. This book has some answers, but more, offers a forum for gentle preparation. A necessary title for young readers.
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When Stars Arise
A sweet lullaby for story hour that could also kick off a discussion of diurnal and nocturnal rhythms.
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