Diverse Books
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Spencer’s New Pet
This clever and imaginative title lends itself to discussion. Highly recommended for public and school libraries
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My Tiny Pet
Fun and informative, a great addition to larger collections and best for a lap-sit or read-alone, to enjoy the details in the illustrations
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The Boring Book
This book was first published in Japan, and is sure to entertain self-proclaimed bored children everywhere, provide them with food for thought, and inspire a few chuckles as well
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Aunt Pearl
This story’s lack of context and the absence of any additional information for parents and caregivers results in a confusing and lackluster attempt to introduce children to homelessness. Readers would be better served by other books that address homelessness such as Michael Genhart’s I See You
Recommended for schools and public libraries. Students may enact and/or illustrate favorite stories or create original Nasruddin tales. Pair the stories with others about tricksters/wise men/fools from other cultures, e.g., Anansi, the Wise Men of Chelm, etc., and have children compare and contrast
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Why?
Illustrations and text meld to provide a rich one-on-one reading experience that will be particularly resonate for any adult who has cared for a child in the ‘why’ phase
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The Pirate Tree
A captivating adventure story for young and elementary-aged readers. Many children will relate, empathy will be promoted, and discussions about kindness, friendliness, and respect can be easily facilitated
A great selection for children preparing to see this ballet in person, or to bring the ballet to the laps of children for whom the live stage is inaccessible
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Twins
A fun and amusing picture book celebration of twinhood, great for one-on-one or small group sharing
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