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Miles Comes Home
A tender look at adoption from a shy and sensitive boy’s perspective, this book is a necessary addition to the shelves.
Joyful Song: A Naming Story
A new sibling book of a different stripe, to cherish and reread; despite the sacred, tender ceremony at its center, the story welcomes all to participate in a small moment writ large.
One Hen and Then: The Story of a Small Loan and a Big Dream
An economic lesson that reads like a fairy-tale and turns out to be true, this book is a charming and accessible story that teaches values of saving, expanding, working with others, and dreaming big. Outstanding.
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Tug Your Earlobe: A Picture Guide to Body Language
Who knew there was so much to “say” about body language for early elementary readers? This is eye-opening and fun, and we can’t think of another title like it.
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Simone
A book one doesn’t see coming, Simone glows like a small, steady flame of childhood agency.
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The Hawk Shadow
A tender tale with unexpected depths, yielding more than the simple story suggests. An enveloping and sturdy addition to the shelves, filed under siblings, family stories, or Indigenous culture.
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The Elephant Detectives
With descriptions to give readers a New York City feel, this book hits the absurd notes that delight children and make them feel like insiders on the jokes. This quirky mystery would make a great addition to any library collection.–Annmarie Braithwaite
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Frank and Bert: The One Where Bert Learns to Ride a Bike
Children will definitely enjoy the high jinks and adventures of the animals; this is a solid addition to any library collection.–Annmarie Braithwaite
Black Artists Shaping the World: 14 Stories of Creativity
This book gives young readers a sense of the creativity and variety of art created by the Black artists as they revisit their thoughts about the Black experience. A useful source for investigating artists, art, and Black history.–Myra Zarnowski
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