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The Family Tree
An absolute winner with comic touches and tenderness that will speak to a generation of readers who are part of families that are “on the go” and yet looking for an alternative to the pace of modern life. Highly recommended.
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The Elevator on 74th Street
A charming story with a unique point of view that will have children thoroughly connected to the human and non-human characters alike. A highly recommended tale of friendship.
I Hate Everything!
Clever—a humorous take on having and recovering from a bad mood. The key element is gratitude, although it is never mentioned. A must for any library.
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An Abundance of Light: A Story of Matisse in Morocco
This aesthetically pleasing picture book biography will be a good addition to the art shelves.
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Trapped in the Tar Pit: How Paleontologists Unearthed a City’s Prehistoric Past
Not an essential purchase, this interesting subject lacks a consistent presentation throughout.
The Spy in the Museum: How Rose Valland Saved Art from the Nazis
Best suited to an elementary school-aged audience, this narrative nonfiction picture book engagingly introduces young readers to a lesser-known WWII hero.
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La escuela secreta de Nasreen: Una historia real de Afganistán
Purchase for curricular tie-ins and where there are gaps in collections.
Living Bridges: The Hidden World of India’s Woven Trees
By presenting an important example of a caring and concerned community effort based on Indigenous traditions along with vibrant, detailed, and interesting illustrations, this book offers young readers insight into a positive way to sustain the environment, and is highly recommended.
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Bitsy Murciélago, estrella escolar
A good purchase for libraries serving Spanish-speaking communities and where diverse and neurodivergent books are needed or in high demand.
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