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No 1 in my Top 40 is...

“I Talk Like A River” by and . Stunning and powerful exploration of what it feels like to have a stutter. Scott’s text is perfectly illustrated by Smith, bringing the word to stark reality.

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2020-12-24

No 3 in my top 40 is...

“Fox” by and . A book that is totally honest and deals with death as part of the circle of life. Great words, fab science and evocative art make this a rather special book.

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2020-12-23

No 5 in my top 40 is...

“The Wanderer” by Peter Van Den Ende. A visually stunning wordless picturebook that follows a paper boat on a magical journey to get home. Visual storytelling at its best.

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2020-12-23

No 7 in my top 40 is...

“A Lady Goodbye” by and . A stunning book about how we say goodbye to a loved one, explored through behaviours of animals. Stunning and profound this is a truly wonderful book.

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2020-12-23

Finally into the top 10.

No 10 in my top 40 is...

“Bird Within Me” by Sara Lundberg. This is a wonderful complex book about families, conflict and choices. It’s full of beauty and melancholy. Just lovely.

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2020-12-23

No 11 in my top 40 is...

“Your Place in the Universe” by . A brilliant non-fiction science book that is perfect for discussing the universe with children. It’s continual panning out makes it clear and easy to understand.

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2020-12-23

I hope you all manage to have a Merry Christmas and a new improved year.

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2020-12-23

No 12 in my top 40 is...

“One Little Bag” by . A stunning wordless picturebook, that explores a whole life and and ultimately comes full circle. I’ve spent hours exploring this treasure of a book. Profound and warm.

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2020-12-22

It's not only reindeers who make magical! Unicorns are pretty special too, even if they do tend to nibble Christmas trees.

These gorgeous illustrations are from the timeless classic, The Christmas Unicorn by Anna Currey.

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2020-12-22

No 15 in my top 40 is...

“Three Squeezes” by Jason Pratt and Chris Sheban. Normally I don’t do soppy, but “Three Squeezes” portrayal of a father/son relationship over time just made me cry. Beautiful and perfect.

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2020-12-21

I Want My Dad! by Tony Ross

The princess wants her dad to do things like all the other dads.

Fun! Simple text and colorful artistry. It teaches a wide selection of excellent values.

Pre-K, EL (K-3) - ESSENTIAL
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2020-12-22