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Good night thoughts
by Max Greenfield
A sleepless child finds tranquility when they put their racing thoughts to bed
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Abuelo, the sea, and me
by Ismâee Williams
Season by season, a young girl walks with her abuelo along the beach as he shares stories about his life in Havana
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A little like magic
by Sarah Kurpiel
In this breathtaking story of finding inspiration in art and natural beauty, a young girl reluctantly agrees to attend an ice festival where she sees sparkling, glorious sculptures that feel like magic, resulting in a special surprise that stays with her long after the ice melts.
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When I wrap my hair
by Shauntay Grant
This joyful, inspiring and powerful love letter to hair wrapping ties together past and present as it recognizes and demonstrates how knowledge is passed through generations.
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The Interpreter
by Olivia Abtahi; illustrated by Monica Arnaldo
Soccer-loving Cecilia has two jobs: being a kid and interpreting English for her Spanish-speaking parents. Exaggerated visuals, such as the oversized business suit Cecilia wears while interpreting, underscore this honest yet lighthearted look at the balancing act performed by one bilingual kid.
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| Kicks in the Sky by C.G. EsperanzaHow did those sneakers end up dangling from the power lines? Nobody's sure, but when the shoes fall to the street, they give the neighborhood kids superhuman abilities to dance, run, and skate. Hyper-saturated colors add to the energy in this exuberant tale. |
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| Lucky Duck by Greg PizzoliFeeling glum and unlucky after a series of tiny misfortunes, Susan the duck is cheered by visits from a wolf with surprise gifts -- gifts like tasty veggies and a duck-sized soup pot. Featuring clean-lined cartoon illustrations and an uproarious slapstick conclusion, this offbeat story subverts expectations. For fans of: Mo Willems’ That Is NOT a Good Idea!. |
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| Very Good Hats by Emma Straub; illustrated by Blanca GómezWith bold paper collage illustrations, this whimsical picture book demonstrates how "anything can be a hat if you believe it is." Whether you're sharing it with a group or one-on-one, Very Good Hats provides a perfect launch into categorization activities or imaginative endeavors. |
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| Ursula Upside Down by Corey R. TaborUrsula, a pink, upside-down catfish in the Congo River basin, is confident in her perspective: aquatic weeds above, sunshine below. Then another fish prompts Ursula to flip, prompting readers to flip the book and share in her changed point of view. For fans of: the playful, interactive storytelling in author Corey R. Tabor's Mel Fell and Simon and the Better Bone. |
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| Dare to Be Daring by Chelsea Lin Wallace; illustrated by Lian ChoAn inclusive crew of kids decide that they'll "dare to be daring." Separately and in groups, they face fears such as a dodgeball game, a dark basement, and a visit to the dentist. Despite setbacks (“nope, not happening”), they all find their bravery in this relatable, rhyming read. |
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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