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A fun and entertaining adventure, highly recommended for fans of Jeanne DuPrau’s The City of Ember.
Many readers will yearn for more from this debut writer. Educators will find the text to be useful in teaching antiracist curricula, and teens will see a lens that mirrors their experiences or gain knowledge of a compelling perspective.
Comforting and emotionally resonant with a great deal of charm, this is a first purchase for picture book collections.
A vibrant life story, with imagined conversations and brilliant illustrations, that will find a home in every collection.
This marvelous, welcoming book on mosques, Muslims, and Islam is a must, offering foundational knowledge on the world’s second largest religion.
A few facts, a generous worldview, and a bonding of mother and daughter makes this book ideal for story hours and lap-sharing.
A beautiful story about adventure and honoring a father’s memory, this is a noteworthy addition to elementary school libraries.
Most books with this much purpose fall down on the lessons. This one transcends them, for a true story of how a home happens.
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