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Can I Play Too?
A wonderful choice for anyone seeking books on social-emotional development or for use with helping kids on the spectrum better understand social cues.
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Glad, Glad Bear!
Gee explores a multitude of feelings that come with any new and exciting experience. A bonus feature is that it subtly subverts gender norms.
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One Hug
Perhaps a tad overly sweet, this is nonetheless an enjoyable read-aloud to be shared one-on-one or in a small group setting. Recommended.
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With a Little Help from My Friends
This is a lovely friendship tale that will be enjoyed by both young readers who already have best friends and those hoping to find a best friend of their own. Recommended for general purchase.
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The Best Kind of Bear
This is a sweetly predictable story with full-bleed illustrations in a warm palette that invites readers along on Bear’s journey of self-discovery. They will more than likely find it worthwhile. Recommended.
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Snail & Worm All Day: Three Stories About Two Friends
The friendly and cheerful cartoon illustrations effectively enhance the story’s sweet humor. Recommended wherever the other books are popular.
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Chip and Curly: The Great Potato Race
Young readers and their caregivers will get a kick out of deconstructing all the potato puns, while cheering for these athletic spuds. A winner
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Bunny’s Book Club Goes to School
A comforting choice for readers nervously anticipating their own first day of school or who are worried about making new friends. Recommended for general purchase
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It’s Not a Bed, It’s a Time Machine
The simple story and colorful illustrations successfully combine to spark readers’ imaginations, and serve to make bedtime feel more like an adventure than an interruption of fun. Recommended for general purchase
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