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| | words and music by Sam Cooke; art by Nikkolas Smith |
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| | written by Carole Boston Weatherford; illustrated by Frank Morrison |
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| by Leslie Barnard Booth; illustrated by Alexandra Finkeldey |
What is the secret to crows' survival? This riveting informational picture book explores the beguiling mysteries of crow behavior. Gorgeous illustrations take readers into a crow's environment and community, making this an incredible - and unforgettable - reading experience. |
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| | Megan Litwin; illustrated by Alexandra Finkeldey |
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| | Yuyi Morales |
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| | Jordan Scott & Jamal Saeed; artwork by Zahra Marwan |
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| written by Tess Thomas; art by Kamwei Fong |
Shibu the cat has a lot of feelings and thankfully his fluffy tail helps him express them all! But one day, Shibu realizes that all the other cats are keeping their feelings (and their tails) tucked away. Maybe it would be better to try and fit in? |
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| | Michael Rosen; illustrated by Helen Oxenbury |
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| | Sy Montgomery & Matt Patterson |
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| | Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie & Aaron Becker |
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| written & illustrated by Adam Rex | A man receives a house-full of strange gifts from his true love in this humorous take on the carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas." |
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| | written by Laurel Snyder; illustrated by Leanne Hatch |
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| | Stephen King, Maurice Sendak |
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| | written by Joshua David Stein; illustrated by Mariachiara Di Giorgio |
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| written by Joyce Sidman; illustrated by Melissa Sweet | Told through letters, these poems reveal the everyday conversations between 'big' and 'little' objects in our ecosystem, revealing how different perspectives also have common threads that connect each. |
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| | Beatriz Gutiérrez Hernández |
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| | words by Alison Goldberg; art by Selina Alko |
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| | written by Van G. Garrett; illustrated by Reggie Brown |
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| Guojing | A family living on a cliff by the sea experiences rising water levels and a powerful storm, forcing them to relocate. |
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| | Erin McGuire |
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| | words: Aaron Reynolds; pictures: Peter Brown |
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| | by Elizabeth Brown; illustrated by Melissa Castrillón |
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| | written by Jessixa Bagley; illustrated by Aaron Bagley |
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| | Margeaux Weston |
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| | written by Margarita Engle; illustrated by Juliet Menéndez |
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| Steph Cherrywell | A trans girl discovers that her boring mother comes from a powerful and dangerous family of witches. |
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| | Calvin Alexander Ramsey, R. Gregory Christie |
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| Júlia Sardà |
Everything is changing for Carmela. Her older sister, Franca, has new, mean friends, and Carmela is feeling lost and lonely. So she decides to go for a walk - to walk until she can't anymore, then walk a bit more. Her walking takes her to a strange tower,and what she finds there will transform her life forever...where mermaid grease washes away envy, a giant's hair helps you face bullies, a circular library holds all your secrets, and a dome of crystal prisms opens a view to the cosmos. |
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| | Bobby Podesta |
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| Derrick Barnes | Thirteen-year-old Henson Blayze strives to be seen as more than just a football player in his predominantly white small town of Great Mountain, Mississippi, but when a horrific incident compels him to speak out, he must choose between playing football and seeking justice.
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| | Brandy Colbert |
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| | adapted and illustrated by K. Woodman-Maynard |
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| N. D. Stevenson |
Viola and Wilmur have been waiting for their parents for fifteen boring years in the colorless town of Caveat. Their lives are a drudge of salt, trash, pirate stories, and what-ifs...until one very stormy night, when Captain Cadence Chase breaks down their door. They cut a deal with the captain: Chase can take their most prized possession, a mysterious book, but only if she takes them, too. After all, if their parents aren’t coming, Viola and Wilmur might as well have a grand adventure to find them. Setting sail into the treacherous and beautiful world beyond Caveat, the two inseparable friends must uncover the facts behind legend—and the key to saving all of Dickerson’s Sea from obliteration—before the truth tears them apart.
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| | Anna Hays; illustrated by Mary Kate McDevitt |
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| | Laura Amy Schlitz |
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| | Nicholas Day; with art by Yas Imamura |
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| María Dolores Águila | Based on a true story, twelve-year-old Roberto Alvarez becomes the lead plaintiff in a 1931 lawsuit challenging school segregation in Lemon Grove, California, and stands up for justice with the support of his Mexican American community. |
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