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The Baby-Changing Station
A funny new sibling story, but imperfect; recommended for larger libraries.
Lola Out Loud: Inspired by the Childhood of Activist Dolores Huerta
A first purchase for every library, this is an empowering story about speaking up.
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Cookies & Milk
Best to read this with a glass of milk and all the ingredients to make Amos’s recipe. Recommended as a solid historical fiction purchase.
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We Made It All Up
Readers looking for a mystery with deep subject matter would be better served reading works of authors like Tiffany D. Jackson.
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Brown Is Warm, Black Is Bright
File this under Black joy, childhood, autumn reveries, or pair with other celebrations of Black strength and beauty, such as Tami Charles’s All Because You Matter and Useni Eugene Perkins’s Hey Black Child.
Save the People!: Halting Human Extinction
A casual but damning account of the future of our species, bound to turn many youngsters into climate activists. While this book won’t appeal to all readers, particularly those with anxiety, it is an essential purchase for nonfiction collections.
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In the Blue
An essential glimpse of the impact of one person’s mental health issues on the entire family, and a lovingly crafted path to a realistic resolution—not a cure, but managing.
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The Lantern House
Highlighting the joys of first experiences, the book is idealized and maybe not relatable to all audiences. Nevertheless, it’s comforting.
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Mighty Red Riding Hood: A Fairly Queer Tale
A classic in the making, for all fairy-tale shelves, and sure to be a read-aloud favorite.
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