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This blue-hued picture book is a great read-aloud for animal lovers and kids who have enjoyed Where the Wild Things Are.
This sweet, upbeat story about a parent’s unconditional love for a child has appeal for both children and adults. Highly recommended for public libraries and preschools.
PREMIUM
Little Red
With a winning combination of vehicles and Santa Claus, this lively holiday story is recommended for public and preschool libraries.
PREMIUM
The Great Easter Egg Hunt
A charming look-and-find board book filled with forest fantasy and a dash of Easter whimsy.
This book is not particularly noteworthy in a crowd of comparable Easter themed board books, but will delight young readers nonetheless.
From Civil Rights to Black Pride and Black Lives Matter, there isn’t one social justice movement that these two men haven’t impacted. Purchase for all American history shelves.
When it’s executed well, the unreliable narrator device can turn a story around in memorable and highly satisfying ways. Here are 13 stellar examples of recent books with narrators who mislead, misdirect, or even outright lie to readers, waiting for just the right moment to reveal the truth.
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