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Santa Shark: A Great White Christmas
Appealing to primary readers across several grade ranges, especially if they are shark lovers.
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When You Can Swim
While this is not a plot-driven story, it would be excellent for early classroom discussions about theme and figurative language.
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When Things Aren’t Going Right, Go Left
Although the message is simple, it’s solid, and the collaborators give it appeal for all ages needing an inspiring story of strength, confidence, and perseverance.
Holding Her Own: The Exceptional Life of Jackie Ormes
An extraordinary picture book biography about an extraordinary pioneer in comics and journalism that deserves a spot on every shelf.
Bessie the Motorcycle Queen
Use this title to add some VROOM to a class discussion about American history, strong characters, brave women, and notable African Americans.
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Brave Dave
Brilliantly hued illustrations capture a forest tale of self-acceptance and bravery. This title would be useful for launching a discussion about going beyond mere acceptance and tolerance to true celebration and appreciation of the diversity in our world.
I Am Ruby Bridges
Any picture book collection tackling the Civil Rights Movement has to start here. Highly recommended for all shelves, this exemplary title for history and biography collections shows how the events of the world impact our youngest citizens.
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Doña Esmeralda, Who Ate Everything
This fantastical and memorable character offers an eccentric story with modern tastes meant for a purely entertaining read-aloud experience.
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