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Hannah Sparkles: Hooray for the First Day of School!
The theme of friendship and first-day jitters will surely resonate with new students. The story introduces mindfulness as a tool even for young students and is told using primarily short sentences, suitable for reading aloud to young children or independent reading for early elementary students
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Professor Renoir’s Collection of Oddities, Curiosities, and Delights
The book is well-named, as it is full of vivid characters and settings that are odd, curious, but full of delights
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The Spinner of Dreams
Highly recommended; a great title for middle grade book clubs and school and public libraries
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Not Quite Snow White
A fast, feel-good read that affirms anyone can be a princess regardless of size or race, and, in particular, supports and empowers young black girls.–
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Butterfly Yellow
While this is not Lai’s strongest book, the universal truths about the lingering aftermath of war make it one that will find readers
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The Echo Park Castaways
Sweet and sad, but with enough action to keep realistic fiction readers invested until the end
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Where Are You From?
A much-needed title that is a first purchase for libraries and classrooms
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Can Cat and Bird Be Friends?
Interesting take on teaching young children to be friends, even with those most unlikely
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