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The Three Wolves
This enthralling book will capture the hearts of animal lovers who will be rooting for the successful release of the wolf pups. Recommended for collections seeking fresh, nature-centered stories.
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I Told a Little Lie
Not a mandatory purchase but a fun and important one that would do well supporting a collection in need of materials dealing with complex emotions. It is a charming choice for one-on-one sharing and a natural springboard for conversations about telling the truth.
Rose by the Sea: An Armenian Journey of Courage and Hope
An essential purchase; Mooradian and Yim have created a powerful book to share with care. It opens space for conversations about resilience, identity, and remembrance, and it shows how storytelling helps us honor the past while finding beauty in survival.
The Vanishing Sea: The Tale of How the Aral Sea Became the Aral Desert
With its brief, thoughtfully chosen words, parts of this book could easily serve as an introduction to climate issues, environmental justice, and biodiversity for young children. The book can broaden and strengthen collections while gently introducing young children to what can happen when the Earth’s resources are misused.
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Monarch and Mourning Cloak: A Butterfly Journal
Is this a poetry book packed full of information or a nonfiction study with a sprinkling of poetic joy—the choice is up to readers. Not an essential purchase, but when it is found by the right young hands, it will be pored over and cherished.
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Grumpy Monkey Father’s Day Fuss
This Father’s Day tale is a welcome and meaningful addition to any collection.
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Lydia Loves Bugs
Whether bug lovers or bug dodgers, they’ll be drawn into Lydia’s enthusiasm. Add this playful, fact-filled pick to the shelves.
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The Ultimate Book of the Human Body
A fun and engaging addition to nonfiction collections, especially appealing to children who enjoy reading science-focused works like the DK’s “Eyewitness Books” or learning through hands-on exploration.
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