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  Eco Girl

  Ken Wilson-Max

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  Eve loves living next to a forest because it means being close to her favorite baobab trees. Doing her best to imitate them, Eve practices patience. She feeds and shelters birds, just as her beloved trees do, stretching toward the sky as if her arms were branches. Eve longs to communicate with the leafy giants she admires, and while she can’t become a tree, she can contribute to the beauty of the forest—just like her dad and grandma before her—by nurturing her very own baobab seedling. A companion story to Ken Wilson-Max's Astro Girl, this thoughtful introduction to the concept of land stewardship and the joys of giving back celebrates reciprocity while honoring our connection to our own branching family trees.

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  David Dixon’s Day as a Dachshund

  Kathryn Holmes

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  Mrs. Norrell's classroom is a truly magical place! 
   
  David Dixon is full of big, messy, wacky, wonderful ideas. Today he has the Best Idea Ever: bring in his new dachshund puppy, Bandit, for show-and-tell. But when it’s time to present, Bandit escapes! David races off to find him, but as he’s  
  searching, David turns into a dachshund himself! As dogs, he and Bandit have a blast. They raid the cafeteria pantry, jump in a soapy sink, and run around the playground. But when the school janitor chases them and David can’t change  
  back, he starts to wonder whether this was a big, messy, wacky, wonderful idea—or just a big mess.

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  Queenie in Seven Moves

  Zanni Louise

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  Amid the uncertainty of not having a permanent home, twelve-year-old Queenie finds unforeseen friendship—and unexpected confidence—in this warm, sensitive story addressing loss and belonging. 
    
  To Queenie, home is Peachy, the little peach-walled house she’s lived in forever, all art deco and flaky paint. Always a provider of solace. But when she and her mom have to move out, suddenly one temporary move follows another, from a retirement village to a flood-prone old camper van to a shared home, sometimes with just her father’s guitar under her arm and some budding lyrics in her head. Along the way, the change-resistant Queenie discovers that home isn’t a place at all—it’s making new friends and reconnecting with old ones, letting yourself be uncomfortable, and finding the courage to share your song with the world. With insight, honesty, and gentle humor, Zanni Louise’s timely novel touches on the experience of housing insecurity as it introduces a relatable protagonist who readers will want to follow wherever she goes.

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  Alex's Cupcake Haven

  Rocjane

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  In the heartwarming tale of “Alex’s Cupcake Haven,” follow the remarkable journey of Alex , a spirited and talented transgender boy living in the welcoming town of Blossomville. Fueled by a passion for baking and the unwavering support of his parents, Alex sets out to make his dream of opening a cupcake shop a reality. With the town rallying behind him, “Alex’s Cupcake Haven” becomes not just a place for delectable treats, but a symbol of love, acceptance, and inclusivity. As the shop grows in popularity, Alex’s advocacy for transgender rights leads to a transformative ripple effect, forever changing the hearts and minds of the community. Join Alex on his inspiring journey as he proves that with a dash of determination, a sprinkle of support, and a whole lot of cupcakes, dreams can become extraordinary realities.

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  Bright Star

  Yuyi Morales

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  Child, you are awake! You are alive! You are a bright star, Inside our hearts. Told with a combination of powerful, spare language and sumptuous and complex imagery that is typical of Yuyi Morales's work, this is the story of a fawn making her way through a border landscape teeming with flora and fauna native to the region. A gentle but empowering voice encourages her to face her fears when she comes across an obstacle in the form of an insurmountable barrier. Perfect for very young children looking for their place in a world full of uncertainty, it is a story that will resonate with many, especially those whose safety is threatened due to the immigration crisis in the US.

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  Edgar the Danceman Season 1...

  Abel Studios

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  Edgar has found a new job as a traffic conductor. It's perfect. No music; just the sounds of traffic. Even better, though... Olivia agrees to go on a date with him. Things are looking up! But how is he going to go on a date that doesn't involve any music?

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