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An offering for larger libraries that will “let there be” creativity, innovation, and ideation among readers who enjoy more abstract concepts and movement-inspired illustrations.
Funny, fact-filled, and succinct, this title will have broad appeal beyond the elementary aged audience it is intended for. A recommended first purchase.
A lovely book with a specific purpose that will be welcome as an addition where there is a need for Biblical stories for young children. Pair with Marie-Helene Delval’s Psalms for Young Children and Dandi Daley Mackall’s Psalms for Little Hearts.
Thoughtful readers will relish the figurative language and imagery, and pore over the well-crafted illustrations. An excellent resource for teachers looking to inspire students in an array of topics, from science and nature studies to creative writing.
A lovely picture book that mixes poetry and history about the moon.
Highly recommended for those looking to freshen up their collections of silly poetry.
PREMIUM
Skeleanor the Decomposer
For young readers who enjoy gently spooky stories, and for kids who love music as much as Skeleanor does.
PREMIUM
Gigi and Ojiji: Food for Thought
A fine-tuned depiction of empathy and cultural identity development. Celebrating Japanese culture, this is a heartwarming family story for independent readers.
It’s a creative premise, but the description-heavy chapters may bog down some readers. Purchase where there’s a need for intermediate chapter books.
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