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Mad at Dad
The story is so basic but the treatment in words and art is not, and this will help children put into words the very noisy side of being mad.
Wind Is a Dance
An excellent mentor text for either poetry or science, this book is also an elegant way to compare and contrast different kinds of wind in a toddler or preschool setting. A first choice for any library.
If We Tell You
Dahlin’s debut earns her place on library shelves with this fantastic piece of nail-biting suspense.
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Veena and the Red Roti: A Story of Hope During Partition
For libraries in need of books covering the subject of partition.
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The Pharaoh vs. the Felines
Entertaining and funny, this title is incomplete as nonfiction but makes for a good story.
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A Guide to Grief
Recommended. This is an age-appropriate and culturally sensitive introduction to grief and loss that gives some scientifically backed strategies to support young people, their friends, and families.
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The Hawk Shadow
A tender tale with unexpected depths, yielding more than the simple story suggests. An enveloping and sturdy addition to the shelves, filed under siblings, family stories, or Indigenous culture.
You Can Be an Activist: How to Use Your Strengths and Passions to Make a Difference
An approachable, comprehensive guide to empower kids to find their passion and make a change. A must-purchase for all libraries.
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Is This a Tiger?
A humorous take not just on tigers but on how to group animals, and a solid addition to elementary library shelves.
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