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With no focus on the bike race itself and no background for Mr. Felix’s astonishing ability, the story serves as a goofy lark, offbeat but unfulfilling. An additional selection.
This winning, humorous title will delight on its own and even more so when paired with its predecessor. A first purchase.
A must-purchase for elementary biography and music collections for the comprehensive look at the contributions of Black women to country music.
PREMIUM
Incredibly Penelope
Passive characters with dated speech and actions make this a frustrating choice, though this could be recommended as a read-alike for the classic.
A simple notion carried out with intention, effectively evoking compassion in children across many grade levels.
PREMIUM
Wild Mountain Ivy
An additional purchase for middle grade collections, but a first purchase for collections in need of stories centering young people with chronic illness.
PREMIUM
Finding Forgiveness
Highly useful for engaging children in social-emotional discussions, this wordless title on a topic central to the lives of children is useful in all collections.
PREMIUM
Find the Sun
A whimsical morning lullaby, this SEL adventure will gently guide readers to find the sun amid their own fears.
A delightful, curious, and engaging collection; if there is only one poetry book to add this year, this is it.
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