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• The Funeral

  James, Matt, 1973-

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  This is a sensitive and life-affirming story that helps young readers (ages 4-7) understand and process the concept of death and funerals. It follows a young girl named Norma as she attends her great-uncle Frank's funeral.

• Big

  Harrison, Vashti,

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  "Big" by Vashti Harrison is a moving picture book that sensitively addresses important themes like self-love, embracing individuality, and the power of words.

• Love in the Library

  Tokuda-Hall, Maggie,

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  Maggie Tokuda-Hall's "Love in the Library" offers a profound experience for children, fostering crucial life skills and a broader understanding of history and human experience.

• Milo Imagines the World

  de la Peña, Matt,

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  "Milo Imagines the World" encourages children to look beyond first impressions and challenge their assumptions about others. Milo, a boy on a subway ride with his sister, creates elaborate stories about the lives of his fellow passengers, imagining…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Sulwe

  Nyong'o, Lupita,

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  The author has penned a powerful picture book that can help children understand colorism by telling the story of a young girl with dark skin who struggles with self-esteem due to society's preference for lighter skin tones.

• Time for Us

  Walker, Rebecca, 1969 November 17-

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  A heartwarming story that resonates with both children and parents, this book highlights the value of quality time even amidst busy schedules. Based on the author's personal experience as a working mother and supported by the theory that even short…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Notebook Keeper

  a Story of Kindness From the Border

  Briseño, Stephen,

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  This is a moving story that can help children understand complex issues like immigration through a child's eyes. It tells the story of Noemí and her mother's journey to the border, where they encounter Belinda, the kind Notebook Keeper who records…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Big Bad Wolf in My House

  Fontaine, Valérie, 1980-

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  The author uses the metaphor of a wolf to help children understand and cope with domestic violence. Written from a child's perspective, the book portrays a "new friend" who gradually transforms into a menacing figure, mirroring the escalation of…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Day War Came

  Davies, Nicola, 1958-

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  This book is a valuable resource that can help children understand and cope with the complexities of war and displacement by providing an age-appropriate narrative, fostering empathy, and encouraging conversations about kindness and hope.

• Broken Crayons Still Color

  Collier, Toni J., 1991-

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  This is a book that helps children understand and manage their emotions. Contains references to Christianity.