by Liz Starin
Filled with deadpan humor, adorable animals, and big themes about social justice and inclusion, Splashdance is a fun and splashy summer story with a lot of heart.
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Category Archives: New Children Books
The Gingerbread Man Loose at the Zoo
by Laura Murray
On a class trip to the zoo, Gingerbread Man ends up separated from his friends. A Zoo full of critters is a tricky place for a tasty cookie.
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Buddy and Earl and the Great Big Baby
by Maureeen Fergus
Mom’s friend is coming for a visit-and she’s bringing her baby! Neither Buddy nor Earl are prepared for the adorable chaos.
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Me First!: Prefixes Lead the Way
by Robin Pulver
In this zany language -arts book, a classroom lesson on leadership gets a boost from little groups of letters called prefixes.
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Where Are You Going Baby Lincoln?
by Kate DiCamillo
What if timid Baby Lincoln broke free of her bossy sister and set off on an unexpected journey? Who might she meet, and what could she discover about herself?
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The Storyteller
by Evan Turk
An original folktale that celebrates the power of stories and storytelling.
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Makoons
by Louise Erdrich
Makoons and his family have traveled to the Great Plains of Dakota Territory in 1866 where they must help their people make a home in a new land.
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The Wolves of Currumpaw
by William Grill
This is the tale of how one remarkable wolf changed a hunter’s life and led to the formation of wildlife conservation societies across America.
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The Secret Fire
by Whitaker Ringwald
Who knew that insisting on opening a strange birthday present would lead to being kidnapped by an evil Greek god determined to conquer the world?
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A Clatter of Jars
by Lisa Graff
Return to the world of A Tangle of Knots, where a camp for talented kids just might be a recipe for disaster.
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