Albert Whitman
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She’s on the Money
This would be a good addition to Women’s History Month displays or to include in the curriculum when students learn about money.
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A Voice for the Everglades: Marjory Stoneman Douglas
A solid choice for elementary libraries looking for interesting environmental biographies.
Alicia Alonso Dances On
Highly recommended for biography collections and nonfiction picture book collections for children.
A Neighborhood Walk, A Musical Journey
Don’t let the clunky title scare you off—this is a classic story with fresh illustrations recommended for every picture book collection.
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Way Past Jealous
With its direct tone and relatable story, this title addresses feelings of jealousy and is an accessible tool for socio-emotional development.
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Sam Is My Sister
Recommended for public and elementary school libraries everywhere; transgender children need stories like this as it models both peer and self-acceptance in a logical, accessible, and loving way.
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Hear the Wind Blow
Libraries in need of more books on wind and the environment will find this a dutiful, if not required, addition to their shelves.
Shaped By Her Hands: Potter Maria Martinez
Through masterful storytelling and graceful illustrations, this impactful title embodies Maria Povika Martinez’s famous words: “The Great Spirit gave me [hands] that work...but not for myself, for all Tewa people.”
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What’s Silly Hair Day with No Hair?
Light on narrative strength but a welcome title to include in conversations of inclusion.
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