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I sifted through nearly a thousand children’s books coming out in December, January, and February to bring you the ten that most jumped out to me. Let’s get started . . . Picture Books The Rare Bird by Elisha Cooper February 24 | Roaring Brook Press (Macmillan) | Grades K-2 Cooper’s last effort, the excellent […]
A powerful novel that breathes a fantasy world of dragons to life while balancing the dark realities of greedy rulers and society’s structural inequities; highly recommended for middle-grade collections.
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The Boy with Big, Big Energy
An empowering and affirming addition to picture book collections. Ideal for readers who struggle with energy or focus, and a helpful tool for those seeking to celebrate children’s strengths while supporting their needs.
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Fly in the Chai
Whether to amplify cultural connections or intergenerational ones, this title is sure to be a story hour read-aloud hit.
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When the Clouds Came
A fine purchase to build or refresh a collection of age-appropriate books dealing with death.
This exquisite book about a stormy walk is full of vivid language. A must-have for any library’s picture book collection
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An Invisible River To Cross
The text shines brightest in its striking metaphors, such as being prey caught in a spider’s web or navigating an invisible river in vivid verbs; the density of the imagery and the abstractness of the central metaphor may necessitate teacher support, particularly for young or striving readers.
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