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  From My Window (English Only) -...

  Rayne Coshav

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  English children's book. Perfect for kids practicing their English language skills. 
   While staying sick at home, a young girl discovers magic and stories in the simple scenes outside her window. From unexpected laughter to dances in the rain, each moment sparks her imagination and curiosity, showing how everyday moments can be full of wonder.

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  Forever Friends: The Story of...

  Steve Mainero

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  Forever Friends tells the story of an orphaned elephant who is taken in by an animal sanctuary. Its very first friend is a Golden Retriever named Casy who gives the elephant, Jazz, a sense of comfort and belonging. This lovely children's' novel tells the story of their friendship and adventures as they grow and interact with other animals and human friends. It is a story of everlasting love and friendship.

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  Tomatoes on Trial - The Fruit v...

  Lindsay H. Metcalf

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  Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? The US Supreme Court takes on the case in this juicy history book for kids ages 7 to 10. 
    
  In the late 1800s, American produce king John Nix just wanted to sell tomatoes. But when import taxes on popular vegetables impacted his profits, he knew he had to remedy the situation. Nix set out to prove that tomatoes, which have seeds and grow on vines, were clearly fruits. That was the claim Nix argued all the way to the US Supreme Court. With Nix on Team Fruit, and the US government on Team Vegetable, both sides slung definition after definition in an epic, legal food fight. This little-known agriculturally based story from American history will fascinate young readers and encourage them to take a stand and defend their opinions. 
    
  ★ "The Supreme Court battle over the definition of a tomato plays out in a humorous children's […] book which is most certainly guilty of being a remarkable read."—Shelf Awareness, starred review

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  The Boy Who Lost His Spark

  Maggie O'Farrell

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  The award-winning author of Hamnet rejoins the illustrator of Where Snow Angels Go for a mischievous tale of ancient magic and modern-day moodiness.  
  Someone here was sad but pretending not to be… Someone—and this thought made a smile curl up on its face—needed some nouka-mischief.  
  When Jem and his family first move to a small town, he struggles with his new life. The unhappier he grows, the stranger things become—mischief and chaos seem to bloom everywhere. His sister Verity is sure it is the work of a “nouka,” an ancient creature that lives deep down inside the hill above the town—a creature forged from the sparks of a long-extinct volcano. Jem is adamant that there is no such thing. But it is through the magic and mayhem of this small mystical creature that Jem finally finds a sense of belonging, a sense of home—and once again discovers a spark of magic.

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  Mizzi Mozzi And The...

  Alannah Zim

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  In a world where learning and play blend seamlessly, Mizzi Mozzi and her friends, Lekko and Flip-Flop, attend a fantastical school taught by the double-headed Professor Brainleebrilliant. When the pink, 40-footed Flippelpede siblings, Maga and Mandlin, join their class, they all become fast friends, bonding over the whirlwind fun of the Twurlirizer. After a dizzying incident leaves the Flippelpede's Flooty Foot-Gloves scattered, the group turns to the renowned Shoeingénue Diana-Regina Designa for a clever solution.

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  Making Friends at School

  Margo Gates

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  How to make friends is one of the most daunting parts of school for young students. With strategies for meeting new people, and kid-friendly reflection questions, this book is an excellent choice for beginning learners.  
  Prepare new learners for school with this kid-friendly series. From the bus to recess to the 100th day of school, kids learn what to expect. Reflection questions and family/educator engagement tips provide social emotional connections.

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