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An engaging read suitable for one-on-one and small group sharing. Bunnybear will be sure to endear himself to children, and teachers and parents will appreciate the sensitivity with which the book expresses the discord between internal and external identity to young readers.
This book is a general purchase where needed and an especially good option where there's a gap in adoption titles.
A solid package for families and educators interested in an introduction to gender identity.
Due to harmful stereotypes, a confusing plot, and much that will be unfamiliar to American readers of the target age, this title is not recommended.
For kids who love creepy-crawlies, but not a first choice for research projects.
With its calming tone and gorgeous visuals, this title is a unique choice for bedtime collections and a glorious introduction to the natural world.
This charming addition to early graphic novel shelves will appeal to children making their first forays into comics.
With its "Cinderella" echoes, this audiobook, the first in a planned series, will be popular with listeners in search of an enchanted adventure. ["A spunky and lively narrator, Darling Dimple is easy to love, and her story is easy to fall into. Give this magic-filled romp to fans of Jessica Day George and Shannon Hale": SLJ 9/16 review of the Random book.]
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