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A Crown for Corina
A gorgeous picture book celebrating tradition, family, and memories. Highly recommended for school and public libraries.
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The Worst Teddy Ever
A warm story for explaining that underlying answers aren’t always obvious, and that readers can’t know what others are going through. Good for read-alouds and SEL shelves.
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Learning to Fall
An authentic and hopeful look at a young girl with a passion for skateboarding who is struggling to understand and forgive an alcoholic parent with the support of family and friends.
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Dragonboy and the Wonderful Night
Overnights, library lock-ins, sleepovers, first camp-outs, or just backyard visits will be enhanced by this warm embrace of navy overhead skies and good friends.
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How to Send a Hug
An old-fashioned way to introduce a newfangled idea: connecting via an envelope full of love, post-pandemic. For class projects or a conversation about long-distance families.
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Numb to This: Memoir of a Mass Shooting
Neely reminds readers that the more we listen, read, and share, the more connected we become, and the stronger we are as a society. Recommended.
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Pepper & Boo: Paws Up for Joy!
Joy-filled and reader-motivating, this easy breezy installment will fit nicely alongside “Narwhal and Jelly” books and the like. Read in any order.
An American Story
An excellent and essential first purchase for all collections; whether for curriculum-building or classroom-sharing, this book is unforgettable.
The Last Hope in Hopetown
Recommended first purchase for upper elementary and middle school collections.
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