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Business Pig book cover

Business Pig by Andrea Zuill

Jasper the pig was born on a farm, but didn’t feel that he was too much like the other pigs. He drew graphs and charts, walked around  in a suit holding a briefcase, and refused to be so messy like his sloppy little siblings. Read this book and see how Jasper found his place around the farm.…

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Mommy’s Khimar by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow

A young child uses her imagination when dressing up in mommy’s khimar, also sometimes called a hijab. She loves looking through mommy’s closet at all the beautiful colors and patterns. When she puts on the khimar, she can become a regal queen, a bright sun, or even a superhero. This book will be both a…

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Drum Roll Please by Lisa Jenn Bigelow 

Melly and her best friend, Olivia, are all set for rock-'n'-roll summer camp and on their way when Melly's parents announce that they are getting a divorce. Then Melly and Olivia get placed in different cabins and bands...but Melly has only ever played with Olivia. Everyone else in her band has a different style of…

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Louisiana’s Way Home by Kate DiCamillo

In Kate DiCamillo’s 2016 book entitled Raymie Nightingale, we were introduced to Louisiana Elephante. She’s a sweet girl, with a beautiful singing voice and trapeze artist parents!  In 2018 we get the pleasure of an entire book revolving around her in Louisiana’s Way Home. It can be read as a standalone, but I really enjoyed reading it as…

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The Creativity Project: An Awesometastic Story Collection edited by Colby Sharp

The Creativity Project, edited by Colby Sharp, is a written and visual collaboration of innovative  ideas using words, art, poetry and stories from various professionals about how writers and illustrators think,explore, and their ideas evolve to a completed work. Each short segmented chapter initiates the process by submitting  a conceptual prompt and then another resourceful contributor submits their idea…

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A Big Mooncake for Little Star by Grace Lin

Award-winning author and illustrator Grace Lin’s newest picture book is a delicious way to learn about the phases of the moon. Mama makes a mooncake but instructs Little Star not to touch it until Mama tells her to. Little Star remembers for a while… but then she falls asleep, and when she wakes up in…

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The Manic Panic by Richa Jha

When the internet breaks, what do you do? You can't watch TV or play video games or stare at your phone...this is what happens for one family, and the parents are freaking out. It turns out to be their daughter who saves the day, with the help of an amused grandma, forcing her parents to…

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Lifeboat 12 by Susan Hood

No one can know the difference that is made by making one choice instead of another. Rarely, though, do our decisions mean the difference between life and death. It did for Ken. It was 1940 and WW II was at its peak. Britain prepared for the invasion they were expecting from Hitler and his armies.…

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How to feed your parents / by Ryan Miller ; illustrated by Hatem Aly

How to Feed Your Parents by Ryan Miller

Matilda Macaroni’s food fussy parents will only eat six things that are either take-out, frozen, or prepackaged.  After tasting Grandma Macaroni’s jambalaya, Matilda is willing to sample sushi and pork paprikash.  Matilda’s newly opened palate will no longer allow her to eat only nuggets and noodles at home. With the help of grandma, she begins…

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