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For Our Daughters
A flat-out stunner, this book is a loving ode to strength and potential, enthusiastically recommended for all libraries.
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Piper Chen Sings
SEL at Broadway levels, this is recommended for collections needing a boost in stories about processing difficult emotions.
Dog vs. Strawberry
Everyone’s a winner in this fast-paced match between canine and fruit, recommended for both public and school libraries.
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The Secret Elephant: Inspired By a True Story of Friendship
A well-done portrait of one woman’s quiet act of wartime courage, recommended for larger collections.
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Look How Much I’ve Grown in KINDergarten
A dose of comfort for the littlest learners feeling overwhelmed by all the skills they’re working on, this might be a perfect book to pull out for kindergartners during the second half of the year when the books about starting school are a distant memory.
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Grumpy Monkey Spring Fever
A good book to have on hand for more raucous story hours; many children will find comfort in the familiar characters and story structure, but this will also suit any child needing to get the wiggles out.
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As Night Falls: Creatures That Go Wild After Dark
This blue-hued picture book is a great read-aloud for animal lovers and kids who have enjoyed Where the Wild Things Are.
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Buffalo Fluffalo
Sure to be a story time hit—this sweet and silly story encourages self-acceptance and is highly recommended.
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The Spark in You
Libraries will want to consider purchasing this homage to joyful self-expression for its visual representation of Carnival.
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