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Happy Birthday to Me
Lam, as usual, has a finger on the pulse of a child’s life, and this self-centric version is absolutely spot-on in corralling just how important a birthday is to a preschooler.
We Are Lions!
A book to be shared rather than handed over, and be ready for discussion. It’s as unflinching as a child’s questions, and brutally compelling.
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Malaika, Carnival Queen
Purchase where other books in the series circulate or for units on Carnival or migrant workers.
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City of Neighbors
A good addition to libraries needing informational text about neighborhoods and communities.
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The Remembering Stone
Readers will find the topic of childhood grief is handled gently here and human connections are celebrated. Recommended for fiction collections.
Step
A first purchase for school and public libraries and a first recommendation for teachers, homeschoolers, and independent readers.
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A Feast for Joseph
Not recommended for purchase. For stories about refugees, consider Lubna and Pebble by Wendy Meddour and What Is A Refugee by Elise Gravel.
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