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This gently engaging tale will strike a chord with young children; the brief text and large pictures work well in a group setting as well as one-on-one.
A solid purchase for collections where nonfiction anthologies, like Georgia Bragg's How They Croaked, are popular.
A wonderful choice for introducing the beauty of diversity to young children, perfect for read-alouds, and recommended for all children's picture book collections.
A fast-paced STEM thriller, and a worthy choice for YA shelves.
A good choice for opening discussion about color stereotypes, but one that ultimately undermines its message by equating "boys and girls" with "everyone," and failing to recognize nonbinary children. An additional purchase for most libraries.
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