Marilyn Singer
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Awe-some Days: Poems about the Jewish Holidays
While not an essential purchase, this collection would find a place in many holiday collections.
A Raven Named Grip: How a Bird Inspired Two Famous Writers, Charles Dickens and Edgar Allan Poe
A slice of literary history that will appeal to a young audience as well as teachers, librarians, and caregivers. Perfect as a read-aloud, this is a fine addition for any collection.
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Follow the Recipe: Poems About Imagination, Celebration, and Cake
Unfortunately, Singer’s collection doesn’t quite hit the mark. A potential addition for large or specialty collections, but generally it’s safe to skip this one.
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Wild in the Streets: 20 Poems of City Animals
An excellent option for poetry and animal nonfiction collections.
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Who Named Their Pony Macaroni?: Poems About White House Pets
Recommended for poetry collections and history classrooms. These quirky poems are meant to be shared.
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I'm the Big One Now!: Poems about Growing Up
This encouraging, kid-centric collection of poems is a fun and approachable homage to iconic rights of passage. A general purchase.-Taylor Worley, Springfield Public Library, OR
Tallulah's Ice Skates
Tallulah learns that sometimes having fun is more important than being super at something. Sure to be a hit where the Tallulah series is popular, but also works well as a stand-alone.
Echo Echo
This gorgeously performed production will inspire student interest in poetry and mythology, and is a must-have for libraries and classrooms.
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