Lauren Strohecker
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See You on the Other Side
While the text may raise more questions than it answers, its tone is comforting and its myriad depictions of grief offer many entry points to which young readers may relate. Recommended for purchase where titles on loss are needed.
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There’s a Bear in Your Book
Not especially innovative, but likely to please fans of the series.
My Name
A worthy contribution. Pair with Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow’s Your Name Is a Song or Juana Martinez-Neal’s How Alma Got Her Name for a lesson or story time on the beauty and power of names and identity.
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Bear with me
This sweet story is a lovely choice for all collections serving young readers and their families. Recommended.
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Breathe Like a Bear: First Day of School Worries: A Story with a Calming Mantra and Mindful Prompts
Best suited for purchase where the author or this series is popular or where titles on mindfulness are needed.
Unearthing Joy: A Guide to Culturally and Historically Responsive Teaching and Learning
Practical, inspiring, and joyous all at once. Outstanding and highly recommended!
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Revolutionary Love: Creating a Culturally Inclusive Literacy Classroom
An excellent resource, especially for those looking to center equity and justice in their practice.
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Who Will Win?
This clever tale should find a place in most collections, especially given the lack of Indigenous voices and representation in the beginning reader format.
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