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A strong narration, but be sure to have the book to share as well. ["Creepy enough for Halloween storyhours, but not enough to scare young listeners": SLJ 6/13 review of the S. & S. book.]
The program for younger students covers important age-appropriate allergy information. The second includes content for more literate students, but the puppet interaction and songs may be too juvenile for fifth and sixth graders. A good purchase for primary grades.
This gentle story about growing up and embracing change is beautifully reimagined for a new generation of children.
Listeners who are fond of horror and suspense will find a chilling tale awaits them in this well-done presentation. ["This affecting middle grade psychological thriller is recommended as a first purchase for libraries": SLJ 8/15 starred review of the S. & S. book.]
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