Susie Rios
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Brave Like a Lion! How a Puppeteer Found Her Voice
Drawn from the author’s childhood, this uplifting story pairs beautifully with the included puppet-making activity.
Where Do Stories Live?
A gentle, inspiring addition to classroom, library, and community collections, perfect for helping children reflect on their own stories and honor the stories of others.
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Suuban’s First Day: A First Day of Herding Story
A strong addition to libraries, perfect for sharing stories about growing up, familial love, and learning to take on new responsibilities.
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Land of the Free: America’s ABC
While not an essential purchase, this book, when paired with more inclusive texts, can help students build a broader and more equitable understanding of American history and identity.
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Mystery in the Grand Canyon
A thought-provoking, if uneven, novel best suited for strong readers ready to grapple with layered themes; teachers may find it most effective as a guided read-aloud or small group discussion text rather than an independent reading choice.
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A heartfelt reminder that care, imagination, and memory are powerful forms of protection worth celebrating in every classroom.
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The Man in Motion: How Rick Hansen’s World Tour Helped Break Down Barriers for People with Disabilities
An inspiring and energetic account of one man’s record-breaking journey around the world in a wheelchair, this is an uplifting and visually engaging biography of resilience and advocacy and a strong choice for classrooms and collections featuring changemakers and social justice role models.
One Beaded Earring
This is a tender, culturally rich story that belongs in every school and community library. A touching celebration of culture, honesty, and family that inspires young readers to cherish their roots.
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