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Decorate the Tree
This is for children who enjoy books like Press Here by Hervé Tullet. With the clapping, singing, tapping, and shaking children will be doing as this story is told, it’s a sure hit for the Christmas holidays for both readers and the audience.
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Let: A Poem About Wonder and Possibility
An offering for larger libraries that will “let there be” creativity, innovation, and ideation among readers who enjoy more abstract concepts and movement-inspired illustrations.
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An Earth Song (Petite Poems)
Not essential but a highly recommended addition to both school and public library collections.
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Wave
A lyrical novel in verse bearing the weight of childhood cancer and loss, but also with the lift of coming into one’s own as an early teen and finding the right wave to ride. A solid addition to middle school libraries; encourage older readers to take a chance on it, as well.
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Big Bear, Little Bear
Perfect for the board book shelves, this is an ideal book for baby story hours.
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May Your Life Be Deliciosa
A bilingual beauty that celebrates family across generations, and traditions that can be shared beyond the communal table.
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Dorothy & Herbert: An Ordinary Couple and Their Extraordinary Collection of Art
An eccentric tumble down an unexpectedly accessible bio of two fans who made their passion into a way of life, and just the kind of adventure that many children will find inspiring.
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Like Best Friends
This sweet tale about lazy summer days and friendship will resonate with both younger and older readers. A solid additional purchase for any collection.
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