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Go Tell It!: How James Baldwin Became a Writer
It’s easy to imagine this gem in classrooms, even for upper elementary students, but adults and other educators will appreciate the notes in the back matter, which includes selected sources.
Poo Pile on the Prairie
An astounding visit to gorgeous natural processes with pages of details for children to pore over, this is an essential purchase.
Kaho‘olawe: The True Story of an Island and Her People
As one of the few stories of Indigenous life that in the full sweep of history has a positive outcome, this standout title deserves a place on every shelf.
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Thorn Season
For burgeoning romantasy collections, this one has a little less romance and a lot more intrigue, but it lays the groundwork for the volumes to come; hold space for all three.
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More Than a Million
This book is a suitable gift for Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day but is long-winded and lightweight for library collections.
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Take a Walk with the Wind
This may be the story that sends readers off to research other ancient stories from China. And Treelings certainly feel like a merch moment waiting to happen.
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My Little Music Book: I Love the Four Seasons
Not essential, but a toddler-pleaser, and minor introduction to classical music.
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Like Water, Little Otter: My Love for You Goes On and On
A lovely version of such childhood classics Runaway Bunny and an improvement over I’ll Love Your Forever, this certainly belongs on early childhood shelves.
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