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Holding On
Bittersweet and joyous, this picture book is a positive treatment of a grandparent living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. An excellent choice for libraries.
The Moon from Dehradun: A Story of Partition
A great choice for classroom use or shared one-on-one, this is a must-have for every library.
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Naomi Teitelbaum Ends the World
Full of adventure and Jewish traditions and customs, Jewish readers will relish in recognizing their own culture, while other kids will root for good over evil and learn about the Jewish faith along the way.
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I’ll Fix Anthony
This classic tale has been reissued for a new generation of siblings to love and cherish.
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A Path to the World
This will be a hard book to convince teens to check out, as there are few names that they will recognize, and notably, few current young adult authors. Overall, this is not a necessary purchase for libraries.
My Nest of Silence
At times heartbreaking and other times hopeful, this story of the power of family and ugliness of hate is a first purchase for any library and a must-read for students who enjoy historical fiction or graphic novels.
The Talk
This powerful picture book about race, family, and growing up is an essential purchase for every library’s collection, putting words to an impossible and necessary conversation, and giving children whose families don’t have “the talk” a window for understanding and an opportunity for compassion and change.
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Something Beautiful
With the right discussion to provide more concrete messaging, young children will take to this lesson that each one alone has value, but each also adds something beautiful to the group.
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Lies I Tell Myself
Readers don’t need to be familiar with the previous book to enjoy this story of a boy learning who he is. Recommended.
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