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If You’re a Kid Like Gavin
All kids should be challenged to think about the message of standing up and fighting for what is right. Here is a worthy discussion-starter on an important topic for all collections.
New from Here
A pandemic book that is also a story of the importance of family, friendship, and standing up for what is right; another knockout from Yang, highly recommended for all collections.
From the Tops of the Trees
This is a gentle celebration of vision, hope, and determination in a book for all collections.
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A Boy Named Isamu: A Story of Isamu Noguchi
Reflective young readers will come away with a deeper feeling for one artist’s work, and also how encounters with nature can spark creativity.
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The Secrets of Dinosaurs: PNSO Encyclopedia for Children
Some conflicts between text and pictures aside, this is a likely hit for middle grade browsers and budding paleontologists alike—with read-aloud potential for younger audiences.
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The Deer’s Antler Tree
The symbiotic relationships that form in this animal fantasy are sweetly relayed, aided by colorful and engaging illustrations. An additional purchase, this could pair nicely with Jan Brett’s Cozy.
The Most Beautiful Thing
A sincere narrative that centers on the power of family love. Recommended for fans of Yang’s previous work as well as those who enjoyed Fry Bread by Kevin Noble Maillard and Saturday by Oge Mora.
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Remembering Barkley
Older readers who are grieving may find peace in this measured, poetic title, but a better choice of bibliotherapy for younger children is Robie H. Harris’s Goodbye Mousie.
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