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Who Is Sleeping
by Petr Horacek
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Great

Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See
by Eric Carle
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Great

I Promise Book Lebron James
by Lebron James
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Encourages kids to be the most they can be

Simon says roar like a lion
by Make Believe Ideas
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Very interactive

Duck On A Bike
by Dick Shannon
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Fun! Easy to have young children participate with animal noises.

Funny Story
by Emily Henry
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Emily Henry ropes me in with her characters every single time. I really enjoyed this book!

Little Blue Truck
by Alice Schertle
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Her favorite!

Can I tell you a secret?
by Anna Kang
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Good

The Last Jew Of Rotterdam
by Ernest Cassutto
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I read it in 3 days(1 hr each day at work, while kids napped) it was very good! I loved how it was all based on a true story and goes much in detail they went with how it really was.

Daughters Of Shandong
by Eve J. Chung
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1948, Shandong, China. The civil war rages. The communists have arrived to kill off landowners and claim the land. Women, especially young girls, are worthless as they cannot be heirs. Under the threat of the communists, the Ang family flees leaving the daughter in law and her 3 young girls to protect their land. Their perilous journey takes us from North China to Hong Kong in the hopes of locating and reuniting with their family. This was the epitome of a misogynistic & patriarchal country. Yet, these females survived the hardships of starvation, disease, homelessness and exhaustion; contrasting with their strength, bravery and resilience. Overall, a fascinating read and interesting perspective of the sexism that existed in China. I appreciate that this was written based on Chung's family history.
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