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The Prairie that Nature Built

by Aimee Jodoin

Vibrant and dynamic two-page spreads burst with life, exuberance, and authenticity in this gorgeous overview of a prairie ecosystem. The vivid word choice of the verse—constructed with deft use of repetition and rhyme—is loaded with... Read More

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Tilly's Staycation

by Aimee Jodoin

All of Tilly’s friends are going to faraway places for vacation, but Tilly has to stay home. She doesn’t expect to have any fun, and then her mom takes her to the library, the park, the pool, and back to their living room, where she... Read More

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Zen and Bodhi's Snowy Day

by Aimee Jodoin

Two cuddly koalas enjoy a chilly, snowy day with mindfulness, observing the weather, wildlife, and landscape with curiosity, but not judgment. They watch, listen, play, and wonder at the world, and then take a break to meditate. Gentle... Read More

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Maddi's Fridge

by Aimee Jodoin

This is more than a book about child hunger in America—this is a story of friendship. Maddi’s empty fridge and Sofia’s full one are juxtaposed in a subtle way, while scenes of modern New York elapse across the background: taxis and... Read More

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Georgia

by Karl E. Meyer

“War is God’s way of teaching Americans geography,” so Mark Twain is said to have remarked. If so, our own Diogenes on this occasion seemingly overestimated providential prowess. Mention Georgia, and most Americans will blink... Read More

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