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Boy vs. Shark
This hilarious look into life as a kid in the summer of 1975 is a must-have for any and all middle grade libraries.
An Anishinaabe Christmas
This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Indigenous literature and culture, and for those looking to expand their perspectives of the holiday season. It is an easy read-aloud and would be a wonderful addition to any library.
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Boy Here, Boy There
This can be enjoyed with or without acknowledging the Neanderthal/Homo Sapien subtext, but either way it should be read aloud to make the most of the poetic text. A good choice for most libraries.
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Reasons to Look at the Night Sky
This book will resonate with readers who are navigating the trials of adolescence and the difficulty of embracing the unknown, as well as those interested in space and mythology.
Honk Honk, Beep Beep, Putter Putt!
With a wide range of skin tones and clothing, this is a welcome addition to the story hour roster.
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Tove and the Island with No Address
This story has it all: a loving family, an unusual friend, an unexpected storm, adventure, and a happy ending.
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Stars in My Crown
A cleverly written and illustrated book that provides gentle instruction about patience during trying times, such as moving to a new country.
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