Rachel Mulligan
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Scoot: A Tiny New York Bird with a Great Big Idea
With memorable, colorful illustrations filled with New York City sights, this rhyming story ties together Scoot’s ambitions to survive in the big city and kindly help others navigate the migration path.
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Will We Always Hold Hands?
The depth of love and friendship expressed by Rat and Bear is poignant in this beautifully illustrated book, though their conversation about hardships in life may prove difficult for young readers to process without an adult to provide relative perspective.
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Storybooth
Centered on difficult, emotional struggles and experiences, this collection of young adults’ personal truths offers readers an intimate means of connection and realization that they are not alone.
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The World Needs More Purple Schools
Engaging with its honesty, silliness, and inspirational message, this book celebrates the idea of a “purple school” to help students and teachers alike put the united value of learning and being yourself into perspective.
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Cozy in Love
Awe-inspiring detail of the frigid Alaskan landscape and its creatures will enchant readers as they follow Cozy. This is essential for any collection and a gratifying read-aloud.
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Doña Esmeralda, Who Ate Everything
This fantastical and memorable character offers an eccentric story with modern tastes meant for a purely entertaining read-aloud experience.
More Than Peach
Wise and heartfelt, Woodard’s story speaks to young activists who wish for positive change by expressing the roots of her own mission to inspire empathy and product inclusion for a better world.
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The World’s Longest Licorice Rope
This pleasant, unpredictable journey leads to a satisfying ending that sparks a gentle reminder that friends are invaluable.
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I Want to Be a Vase
For collections with access to older, proficient readers, an enthusiastic dialogue between vividly rendered household objects ultimately triggers sincere affirmation about being whatever you want to be.
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