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This is a heartfelt ode to Mexico and the power of children’s imaginations to impart beauty and wonder onto the world.
PREMIUM
Dear Stray
With sensitivity and compassion, Hubbard’s characters display emotions that bridge several social-emotional topics, making this gem of a book accessible to readers across several grades and reading levels.
Highly recommended for all collections to shine and celebrate—but not limited to—beautiful brown girls.
PREMIUM
What You Need to Be Warm
Highly recommended. Useful in art or language arts classes, this title would also serve as a gentle but challenging, introduction to social studies or current events units on the contemporary refugee crisis or migration throughout history.
PREMIUM
The Red Fruit
Appealing for a younger audience or for a parent or librarian seeking a simple read-aloud.
Offering a glimpse of modern and traditional Japanese culture, this tale will charm a wide audience, including readers unfamiliar with and those enamored of its folklore, fiction, and manga.
PREMIUM
Tzimmes for Tzipporah
A wonderful addition to any collection of multicultural children’s literature.
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