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Sedita and Fox have created a wistful story reminiscent of many childhood favorites, but this time from a father’s perspective and including his future hopes of closeness with his child.
There is much to ponder, practice, and observe here, and the book has a sense of play; some readers will enjoy finding a little black cat on many pages. Highly recommended, a first purchase for all libraries.
With humor and grace, Beckmeyer’s wide-eyed characters convey emotions bridging science topics and SEL, putting this whirlwind of a book within the grasp of readers across a broad age range.
PREMIUM
Good Night, Little Man
There are few books in which a parent makes mistakes and learns from them on reflection. This is a great story of the father and son bond to add to the shelves.
PREMIUM
The Fastest Tortoise in Town
With a funny twist that story hour listeners will love—a hare challenges Barbara to a race—this book packs a lot of great lessons into a charming story, and is certainly one to add to the sports shelves, or the good sports shelves. Recommended.
PREMIUM
Ever Since
A powerful story of childhood trauma and what it means to confront sexual assault, Bruzas’s debut novel addresses the complexities of survival and the importance of a strong circle of support.
PREMIUM
Buffalo Flats
This title would be an excellent addition to any YA historical fiction collection.
PREMIUM
Fake Dates and Mooncakes
In a heavily saturated market of fake dating and food-themed YA romances, consider this a secondary purchase where titles like Loan Le’s A Pho Love Story or Adiba Jaigirdar’s Hani and Ishu’s Guide to Fake Dating are popular.
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