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Star: The Bird Who Inspired Mozart
This is an endearing piece of historical fiction, and perhaps an early entry point into Mozart’s oeuvre.
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On This Airplane
This thoughtful, human portrait of air travel will make an unusual and resonant addition to all collections.
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Strum and Drum: A Merry Little Quest
This clever Christmas tale uses two distinct drawing styles to shift perspective. The surprising ending will have readers returning for a second, or even third, look.
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Arthur Who Wrote Sherlock
Well-intentioned though this may be, it bombs—both because the pictures convey an improbable racial mix for the depicted times and places, and because fans of the original stories will find more value in fuller introductions to the author’s life and works.
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Professor Goose Debunks Goldilocks and the Three Bears
This imaginative book is perfect for libraries with makerspaces and strong STEM programming maker-ed activities.
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Too Many Pigs and One Big Bad Wolf: A Counting Story
Better than a read-aloud, this is a read-along, to be acted out, guessed through, or counted out. A fun way to think about too many pigs.
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Night Lunch
A pleaser for story time or bedtime, with distinctive art that adds quiet touches of humor and mystery.
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Babble!: And How Punctuation Saved It
Recommended for classroom use as well as for independent reading; this useful parable teaches a memorable lesson on the necessity of good punctuation skills.
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