ðą Dewey's Christmas at the Library (secular)... Cute! Lovely follow-up to the first Dewey book. One of my kids adores Dewey.
ð Dogs: A History of Our Best Friends (secular, nonfiction)... So good! And now I really hope I meet a Tibetan Mastiff someday. All kids can enjoy the book because it has shorter snippets great for younger kiddos and longer explanations great for older/super interested kids.
ðŠA Door for Me (secular)... This is a story about racism and prejudice from the viewpoint of a little boy being unwelcome because he is Black. I love his relationship with his grandpa and the nice lesson he shares.
ð Fancy Party Gowns by Deborah Blumenthal (secular, nonfiction)... I loved learning about this fashion designer (who designed Jackie Kennedy's wedding dress) overcoming diversity odds. This was a fun one for my girl who loves sewing.
ðŠ Love You Always by Eileen Spinelli (secular)... Short, simple, sweet. I was surprised there wasn't mention of GOD loving you always, considering that this is a Christian publishing imprint, but it was still a sweet book.
ðĢ Mississippi Going North (secular, nonfiction)... Lovely! Makes me want to get outside!
ð§ðž Queenie Farmer Had Fifteen Daughters (secular)... Cute, just a simple and silly book about a big family of sisters and their mama ð
ð Soon by Timothy Knapman (secular)... This is just a fun + cute story about a mama and baby elephant out on a walk. I haven't encountered Asian elephants in quite a while so this was a nice change. African elephants are my very favorite animal but I adore Asian elephants, too.
ð This is a Story by John Schu (secular)... A short, simple, lovely ode to reading and the hearts of readers. Set in a library.
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