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Based on the Peabody Award–winning podcast, fans of James Dashner’s The Maze Runner and Stranger Things will clamor for more of Mars Patel.
Chase writes the diverging, formative experiences of young Black girls beautifully. A necessary purchase for all collections.
Readers will find it difficult to put down this imaginative book. Highly recommended.
Good for story time or art class, Hofmeyr’s French-inspired text doesn’t skimp on verbiage in this tale of a cat who makes good in Paris with her combination of confidence and disdain. Iconic illustrations add to the Parisian atmosphere.
This French import addresses the fears of the unknown in the night with a perfect resolution, plus a little whimsy thrown in for good measure. The gloom of night, impressively captured, make this ideal for one-on-one sharing.
Based in one family’s culture, the themes of families helping each other and coping with change are universal and timeless. Highly recommended.
A quiet young girl in a noisy world, Mary shows her loud, busy family that listening allows for more to be heard. With suitable tips on the practice of mindfulness, this title will be a welcome addition to every picture book collection.
When Heather rejoices as her family finally meets her Wonder Rock friend, readers will be right there with her. A wondrous tale, this is recommended for picture book collections.
A series that just keeps improving, with an adorable couple taking center stage. A must purchase.
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