Marilyn Taniguchi

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The Dream Train: Poems for Bedtime
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The Dream Train: Poems for Bedtime

Sean Taylor | NONFICTION,  Jan 01, 2023

With an enticing mix of playful whimsy and quiet moments, this well-crafted collection of accessible verse and lovely illustrations should appeal to a wide audience.
A is for Asian American: An Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Alphabet
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A is for Asian American: An Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Alphabet

Virginia Loh-Hagan | NONFICTION,  Aug 26, 2022

This upbeat collection of fascinating facts is supplemented by lively illustrations and appendices. A great resource for teachers; young readers will also be inspired to follow up and learn more.

Baseball Around the World: How the World Plays the Game

Baseball Around the World: How the World Plays the Game

Chris Singleton & Dean Burrell | NONFICTION,  Aug 01, 2022

A wide audience of young readers will find plenty to cheer for in this winning overview, with its grand slam collection of timely facts and positive message.
What A Shell Can Tell
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What A Shell Can Tell

Helen Scales | NONFICTION,  Jun 24, 2022

An engaging approach to this appealing topic, combined with colorful illustrations, should pique and hold the interests of inquisitive browsers and science-minded readers alike.
Where Do Wishes Go?: Poems
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Where Do Wishes Go?: Poems

Debra Bertulis | NONFICTION,  May 27, 2022

This insipid and uneven collection falls short as an introduction to poetry for primary grade audiences.
Monkey Mystery
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Monkey Mystery

Brenda Scott Royce | FICTION,  Feb 01, 2022

Emergent animal-loving readers will find this zoo mystery engaging, with its focus on simple STEM concepts and relatable characters.
Niki Nakayama: A Chef’s Tale in 13 Bites
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Niki Nakayama: A Chef’s Tale in 13 Bites

Jamie Michalak & Debbi Michiko Florence | NONFICTION,  Sep 01, 2021

This empowering picture book biography is both lively and thoughtful, and a strong choice for primary grade readers who enjoy exploring culture through food, as in Salma the Syrian Chef by Danny Ramadan.
And Then They Came for Us

And Then They Came for Us

| MEDIA,  Dec 01, 2017

This excellent resource for teachers and students belongs in a wide range of libraries.
Grandmother Thorn

Grandmother Thorn

Katey Howes | FICTION,  Aug 01, 2017

This well-crafted tale offers a gentle lesson of stewardship and living in peace with nature. Teachers and parents will appreciate its story, and readers of all ages will delight in its appealing design.
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