kidsbookaday Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Kids will enjoy the humor and the realistic middle school characters and situations and will also be challenged to think about the line between human and machine. @gordonkorman @balzerandbray https://t.co/mFg8hnQV7x

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Fans of graphic memoirs, especially artists, will love this new addition to the canon and will root for Steph in spite of a few less-than-great choices on her part. @stephguez @KokilaBooks https://t.co/UPHiBJoT4v

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A touching story about a kid dealing with a grandparent’s illness and figuring out a way to still enjoy his time with her. @SraSiqueira1307 @elisachavarri @harperkids https://t.co/CNPz2VrXgB

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Great collection featuring Asian American kids traveling through O'Hare Airport on a stormy holiday weekend, with thoughtful, interesting characters and situations in stories that can stand alone or be enjoyed as an ensemble. @ElloEllenOh @allidabooks https://t.co/3uWIwwj8ea

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The very definition of hygge, this cozy book with its colorful illustrations is the perfect Christmas Eve read, for yourself or to give as a gift. @EmilySkeie @fsgbooks https://t.co/SJN8TK0pPF

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In her follow up to From the Desk of Zoe Washington, Janae Marks again proves herself an excellent storyteller. @janaemarksbooks @ktegenbooks https://t.co/C5TdCoWJEr

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Jerry Pinkney has created a wonderful memoir, showing what it was like to grow up in a loving family that also struggled with racism; with an undiagnosed learning disability; and with a passion and talent for art. @LittleBrownYR https://t.co/55dGzC4M7b

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Budding archaeologists will find this book fascinating and will want to dive into the additional resources to learn more.  The illustrations are gorgeous, using light and dark to highlight the artwork. @hansalyer @clarionbooks https://t.co/7a0ILJemIy

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A worthy successor to the Geisel Award-winning See the Cat: Three Stories About a Dog. @Candlewick https://kidsbookaday.com/2021/09/26/see-the-dog-three-stories-about-a-cat-by-david-larochelle-illustrated-by-mike-wohnoutka/

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This visually appealing book makes an excellent octopus introduction for preschoolers but provides enough information and back matter to make it a good research resource for older kids. @authorsslade @etomgonzalez https://t.co/AGaPjLQgsL