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What Matters Most
Sweet illustrations try to send the book soaring, but the flat-footed treatment of philosophical questions is earthbound. Additional.
Early elementary readers will find this an accessible guide to a woman whose work in climate justice continues to build. A wonderful first look.
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Little Bear, Where Are You?
If the best baby games are simple, this one will take first place; it’s sturdy enough to circulate, and Trukhan’s cheerful forms are a delight.
As snug as a favorite blanket, with padded pages and so much to look at, this catalog of a young child’s world is amazing.
Ebulliently illustrated, this is a gift book for older children, not the usual board book audience.
A powerful, humanistic look at the aftermath of a national tragedy, and an important purchase for modern collections.
With minor tics, an otherwise ideal selection for libraries servicing young children, with a bonus appeal for storytellers.
Pair with other books with similar themes, including Margaret Wise Brown’s Home for a Bunny, Don Freeman’s Corduroy, and Jan Brett’s The Hat and The Mitten.
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Meet Twitch and Thrash!
This book will appeal most to fans of the TV show, but young readers who are Transformers fans will also enjoy it. A supplemental purchase.
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