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Rosie’s Wild Ride: Chasing Big Rodeo Dreams
This cotton candy confection of a big horse and a little girl will have broad appeal. Strong first buy.
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You Can Be a Good Friend (No Matter What!): A Lil TJ Book
This beautifully illustrated picture book tackles bullying and fitting in; an essential purchase for the picture book shelf.
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Strong: Psalm 1
For those who observe, this is a simple and powerful metaphor for the presence of an omniscient and benevolent force, and one that will make children feel safe and loved. Librarians should purchase as needed.
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Operation: Happy: A World War II Story of Courage, Resilience, and an Unbreakable Bond
Fans of Jenni L. Walsh will not let this book sit on library shelves for long.
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Enemies in the Orchard: A World War 2 Novel in Verse
Recommended for purchase for upper elementary and middle school collections only where WWII fiction is in very high demand.
The Magnificent Mischief of Tad Lincoln
A fun, well-paced, highly readable biography that provides a sophisticated entry point for more nuanced discussions about the complexities of leadership. Recommended.
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I’m Going to Have a Good Day!: Daily Affirmations with Scarlett
This is an excellent addition to all collections that clearly introduces how positive statements build confidence, self-worth, and harmony.
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The Smallest Spot of a Dot: The Little Ways We’re Different, The Big Ways We’re the Same
Useful for multiple lessons from science to socialemotional learning, this title simultaneously encourages readers to find and celebrate that which makes them unique while identifying the similarities that unite us all in a common human family.
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Literary Critters: William Shakesbear’s Journey for Inspiration
Despite characteristically whimsical and delicious watercolors of the very English pastoral countryside, leave this book in Mr. MacGregor’s garden. Children will shift in their seats, waiting for the story to start, but it never does.
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