Eggers, Dave
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Soren’s Seventh Song
Despite (or because of?) murky waters that seem related to writerly indulgence, this develops a theme worth the hearing, even for creative readers well beyond the younger reaches of the picture book audience.
Moving the Millers’ Minnie Moore Mine Mansion: A True Story
It’s a book that will be enjoyed by many: the elementary schooler with an interest in history, architecture or engineering; the teacher trying to bring the past to life for their students; the librarian trying to sell a reluctant reader on nonfiction. Highly recommended for school libraries.
The Eyes and the Impossible
Almost proselike, the voices and personalities of Johannes and his comrades are endearing; their unique story will enchant readers and encourage them to focus on what is most important in life.
Faraway Things
A beautiful story about adventure and honoring a father’s memory, this is a noteworthy addition to elementary school libraries.
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Most of the Better Natural Things in the World
The wonderful illustrations will excite viewers about the natural world but libraries will want to have nonfiction titles on hand to satisfy childrens’ curiosity about the geographic features depicted.
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Abner & Ian Get Right-Side Up
Even though this picture book is quite lengthy compared to others like it, the amusing, interactive story makes it worth the buy.
What Can a Citizen Do?
Blending an appreciation for a child's perspective with a powerful message, this must-have book distills the fundamentals of citizenship into easy-to-digest concepts and emphasizes the importance of caring for others, accepting differences, and taking action to initiate positive change.
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