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A singular picture book for curious kids who appreciate layers of meaning and reflection in their stories
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Una tormenta llamada Katrina
An important story of survival and small victories during devastating times. A good choice for Spanish-language shelves looking for realistic and historical works.
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Sneak!
Despite a flawed text, the hide-and-seek and illustrations will keep children returning to this book; it will not stand up to heavy use, but in limited circulation or story hour sharing, it will be a hit.
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Our World: Ethiopia
Even though board books are usually intended for very young children, it would also be appropriate to include this one in younger elementary school settings as part of a global awareness unit.
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Shall We Dance?
An intriguing window into remarkable animal antics that may be part of larger discussions about endangered species, protecting the planet, and the care of wildlife.
A visually appealing and well-researched addition to biographical narratives, for use with the original Make Way for Ducklings or with the recent picture book biography Mr. McCloskey’s Marvelous Mallards by Emma Bland Smith.
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