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A wonderful film for emphasizing that cooperation can exist between animals and humans. A first purchase for public libraries.
Recommended for teen listeners who enjoy psychological thrillers with a twist. ["A riveting thriller for fans of unreliable narrators": SLJ 10/15 review of the Soho Teen book.]
This delightful offering is recommended for middle grade listeners who enjoy updated fairy tales. ["For fans of fantasy and fairy tales, this is a gem": SLJ 5/12 review of the S. & S. book.]
Listeners who enjoyed Jazz Jennings's Being Jazz or Holly Goldberg Sloan's Counting by 7s will appreciate this unique tale, a timely novel suitable for any middle school kid who feels different.
The film is a joy to watch, though difficult to tie to most American curricula, but it's an excellent choice for animation classes and for all public libraries.
Recommended for libraries where the first book is popular in audio. For others, this may be best in print form. ["A first purchase, especially for fans of lush retellings": SLJ 5/16 review of the Putnam book.]
Gr 3–6—Children will enter an enchanting world filled with danger and mystery when they open this nonlinear storybook app by the creators of Rom and the Whale of Dreams...
The prohibitive cost may be too steep for many libraries, limiting the availability of this fascinating and thought-provoking documentary, though it's highly recommended for library systems where budgets are ample. It will resonate with audiences of all ages.
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