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An excellent first purchase for anyone looking to expand their potty learning collection, and an ideal complement to Taro Gomi’s classic Everyone Poops.
This traditional tale, told here in English for the first time, belongs on the folktale shelf of every library.
The story is a bit abstract but the mood, colors, and message of thinking outside the perch for the sake of harmony will resonate.
This is the first novel published by an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI), and Clapsaddle adds a vivid voice to the fiction of Appalachia. A first purchase for all high school and public libraries.
Schmidt effortlessly weaves seemingly unrelated plot threads into a beautiful tapestry of heartbreak, courage, and humor. An essential purchase for all middle grade collections.
Perfect for anyone who has ever felt out of place in a social situation. Hand to fans of Jason Reynolds’s Look Both Ways. A first purchase for all libraries serving middle schoolers.
This narrative stomp through animal poop is equal parts informative and grotesquely fascinating. Highly recommended for public and school libraries.
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