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Crow Helps a Friend
This book is especially suited for school libraries in the Pacific Northwest or any collection expanding its Indigenous collections.
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Born a Girl: It Takes Courage
Difficult but necessary, this work is both triggering and empowering.
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Sally’s New Look
Elevating a common childhood milestone to a gleeful case of the primps, this book will prime children for Sally’s next outing.
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I Love Myself
This positive collection can be read alongside Todd Parr and Peter Reynolds selections.
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It’s a They!
The diversity and tenderness of the photographs along with inclusive language make this a progressive addition to most collections, and a must for the LBGTQIA+ shelves.
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Get Outside!: How Humans Connect with Nature
Though less valuable for research, this book should appeal to readers interested in or curious about the outdoors and could lead to deeper engagement or activism. Recommended for most libraries serving elementary students.
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Alone Together: A Curious Exploration of Loneliness
The challenges of this topic are invisible; Fong is thoughtful in the material included but lighthearted in its rendering, and young readers will find much to consider in this “Think” series entry.
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Lo Simpson Starts a Revolution
A compelling look at friendship, activism, and self-confidence.
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Country Baby
A trip to the country is always special, even for those who only read about it; this title is a sweet offering for story time or one on one.
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