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I Love Dad with The Very Hungry Caterpillar

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I Love Dad with The Very Hungry Caterpillar

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Carle, E. (2018). I Love Dad with The Very Hungry Caterpillar (The World of Eric Carle) (Illustrated ed.). World of Eric Carle.

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Carle, E. (2018). I Love Dad with The Very Hungry Caterpillar (The World of Eric Carle) (Illustrated ed.). World of Eric Carle.

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In a series of illustrations of father to offspring relations, the book describes why dads are amazing parental figures. It ends with the hungry caterpillar and big blue letters that say “I love you dad”.

Carle did an amazing job by including bright and colorful illustrations that emphasize the importance of the person who is called “Dad”. This book covers the theme of father-son relationship. It can be an excellent resource to cover during Father’s Day to encourage children to appreciate their parental figure.

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Cherry, M. A., & Harrison, V. (2019). Hair Love (First Edition). Kokila.

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Cherry, M. A., & Harrison, V. (2019). Hair Love (First Edition). Kokila.

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This story introduces Zuri, a young African American girl, and the confidence in her different hair styles, as well as the different “moods” she relates to each. Her father is the first to be introduced, and is described as a hardworking man, who is often tired. For this reason she attempts to do her own hair, but her father hears the noise she is making and offers help. Her hair is done as puffy hair buns, which she really likes. Her mom then enters their home, and Zuri greets her joyfully. The main character then explains her hair is a combination of her, her mother and her father, ultimately: hair love. Cherry incorporated vivid illustrations that portrayed the essence of self-confidence. This book exposes children to different aspects of the African American heritage. Additionally, it can be used to encourage world wide young audiences to value self-pride and appreciate parental relationships.

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Daywalt, D., Jeffers, O., Jahanbini, K., Philomel Books, & Penguin Young Readers Group. (2013). The Day the Crayons Quit. Adfo Books.

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Daywalt, D., Jeffers, O., Jahanbini, K., Philomel Books, & Penguin Young Readers Group. (2013). The Day the Crayons Quit. Adfo Books.

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Daywalt and Jeffers created an amazing book where the narrative and the illustrations work in unison to display the characters’ emotions. Through vivid writing and watercolor illustrations, we witness the protagonist’s evolving as he learns how to address each color’s concerns to find a solution that benefits all. This book is an excellent resource that can be used to teach the importance of working together and to listen to other people’s needs.

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Lang, S., & Lang, M. (2018). Grumpy Monkey (Illustrated ed.). Random House Books for Young Readers.

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Lang, S., & Lang, M. (2018). Grumpy Monkey (Illustrated ed.). Random House Books for Young Readers.

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Jim Panzee woke up one day to a sun that was too bright, a sky that was too blue and bananas that were too sweet. Things didn't feel right and when he encountered some of his friends they all decided Jim was grumpy. His friends then drove him to look as if he was happy, but this didn't make him feel like it. He didn't feel like singing or swinging or stopping or hugging or laughing or eating or jumping nor sitting nor dancing. He then discovered his friend Norman was having a rough day too and decided it was an ideal day for being grumpy which made them both feel better.

This book contains beautiful illustrations that are colorful, bright, detailed, and fun. The illustrations truly depict the character’s expressions and exasperation of not knowing how to express their feelings. This book is an excellent resource that can be used to encourage children to identify and express their emotions without hurting others in the process. World wide audiences can relate to this book.

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Lindstrom, C., & Goade, M. (2020). We Are Water Protectors. Amsterdam University Press.

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Lindstrom, C., & Goade, M. (2020). We Are Water Protectors. Amsterdam University Press.

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An Indigenous girl explains why water is a resource that should be considered sacred and important to all people. This story focuses on the need to safeguard our water resources against oil pipelines.

This book is an excellent resource to describe how humans have impacted and harmed our planet Earth.  The radiant illustrations captivate the essence of this lyrical picture book to advocate to safeguard the Earth’s water resources.  . It includes a glossary and a pledge. It can be used to introduce movements led by many Native Americans across North America to protect Mother Earth and prevent  environmental justice.

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Martin, E. W. (2015). The Wonderful Things You Will Be (Illustrated ed.). Random House Books for Young Readers.

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Martin, E. W. (2015). The Wonderful Things You Will Be (Illustrated ed.). Random House Books for Young Readers.

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From a parents perspective, they describe the intriguing part of raising a child, which is what they will turn out to be. They describe the kid as clever, kind and bold, and that no matter what they end up doing, be it music, writing, medicine or aviation, they will be loved unconditionally.

This book is an excellent resource to describe the bond between parents and children. The sweet and soft illustrations captivate the essence of the love a parent has for their child. Martin includes descriptive words that help the reader visualize the optimistic view of the parent. This book is an excellent resource that can be used to introduce several topics such as optimism and love. This book targets worldwide audiences and aims to inspire with a loving and truthful message that will endure for lifetimes.

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Rosenthal, A. K., & Lichtenheld, T. (2015). I Wish You More (Encouragement Gifts for Kids, Uplifting Books for Graduation) (Illustrated ed.). Chronicle Books.

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Rosenthal, A. K., & Lichtenheld, T. (2015). I Wish You More (Encouragement Gifts for Kids, Uplifting Books for Graduation) (Illustrated ed.). Chronicle Books.

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The story is a wish of more goodness than bad, or more selfless against being selfish. For instance, they wish for “more ups than downs” and “more we and me” in hopes of more happiness and teamwork. It ends by saying the narrator is “everything I could wish for… and more” concluding in an uplifting note.

Delightful book with a warm hearted and cute message. Rosenthal incorporated storytelling through a combination of rich text and vivid illustrations that emphasized the power of love. The illustrations in this book allow the audience to visualize the theme. The cover of the book portraits a soft picture of a boy that captivates the reader’s attention

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Rubin, A., & Salmieri, D. (2012). Dragons Love Tacos (Illustrated ed.). Dial Books.

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Rubin, A., & Salmieri, D. (2012). Dragons Love Tacos (Illustrated ed.). Dial Books.

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Bright story about humans befriending dragons with tacos. The book specifies these mythical creatures absolutely hate spicy salsa as this makes their ears smoke, makes them snort sparks and gives them stomach troubles. It also talks about how they love parties because of the conversation, the dancing and the sound of a friend's laugh. What dragons love more than these two, is these two things combined: taco parties. You are to host a taco party that begins very well. All the dragons have fun until one of them finds a salsa with jalapeños in it and the dragons are not able to stop themselves from eating the tacos. This triggers their fire and they accidentally burn the house down. They also help you rebuild it, from the goodness of their hearts, partial guilt, and definitely the taco breaks.

Rubin and Salmieri created a humorous story where the protagonists are beautifully  illustrated as cartoon dragons with radiant and bright watercolors to display the essence of these mystical creatures. The cover of the book is colorful and displays a dragon eating tacos that easily captivates the reader's attention.

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Schertle, A., & McElmurry, J. (2021). Time for School, Little Blue Truck. HMH Books for Young Readers.

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Schertle, A., & McElmurry, J. (2021). Time for School, Little Blue Truck. HMH Books for Young Readers.

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Little Blue Truck wishes to be a school bus. The opportunity to serve as a school bus arises as some of his friends miss the bus to school. Blue did an amazing job and finds joy in helping his friends.

This book contains colorful illustrations that work in unison with the text. The bright colors used in the illustrations are vivid, kid friendly, and comforting. This book is an excellent resource to introduce the true meaning of helping others.

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Yamada, K., & Russell, N. (2017). Because I Had a Teacher — New York Times best seller (2017th ed.). Compendium Inc.

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Yamada, K., & Russell, N. (2017). Because I Had a Teacher — New York Times best seller (2017th ed.). Compendium Inc.

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This is a heartwarming book dedicated to appreciating and being thankful to all teachers that have impacted a student’s life by providing encouragement, support, and inspiration.

Yamada and Russell created an amazing book where the story and illustrations work in unison to celebrate the efforts of teachers. This is an excellent resource that could be reviewed during Teacher Appreciation Week and the end of the school year.

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