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Similar book titles to Rosie Revere, Engineer and Ada Twist, Scientist include Who Says Women Can't Be Doctors, Brave Girl, and She Persisted.

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Every parent knows that a day will come when they must set their child free in the daunting and ever-changing world of life. And it is the lessons that child is taught along the way that will allow them to open their wings and soar. In The Wonderful Things You Will Be, What Do You Do With an Idea?, and I Wish You More, we see these same expressions of life lessons and love artfully displayed on their pages and just waiting to be shared with children around the country. Similar book titles include Waiting, If You Plant a Seed, and Take Heart My Child.

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In today's "feelings focused" society, Elephant and Piggie lead the pack, by opening discussion on the angry, fearful, and bitter feelings everyone experiences while also displaying ways in which a child can appropriately manage their different emotions.

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One of the many reasons that kids delight in the reading of the Elephant and Piggie stories, is due to the audience participation that takes place in the character's dialogue.

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If Mo Willems has a new book coming out, you better bet it is going to hit the New York Times Best Sellers List, and Elephant and Piggie's Biggie is no exception. When you tell "life lesson" stories as well as Mo, children and parents are bound to take notice pretty quick.

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After ten years of making waves, the award winning author of the Elephant and Piggie series (among many others), Mo Willems, is giving readers exactly what they want, the best Elephant and Piggie stories all in one volume.

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Did you say Taco Tuesday? From The Lego Movie, to memes, and everywhere in between, today's society cannot get enough of their favorite food, TACOS!! So why not play on a proven success? Adam Rubin sure is, and it looks like things are working out well for him. Plus he even incorporated most kid's "anti-spicy" stance into the mix.

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It is Adam Rubin's delightfully playful writing style and Daniel Salmieri's bright, energetic, and entertaining illustrations are what keeps parent and children coming back for more.

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Please welcome Adam Rubin's newest installment of the famed Dragons Love Tacos books to the top bill honors of the May 21, 2017 New York Times Children's Best Selling Picture Books List.

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With the original title Dragons Love Tacos hitting 168 weeks on the New York Times Best Selling Children's Picture Book List and counting, and the newest title Dragons Love Tacos 2 premiering at the number one spot, you could say that Adam Rubin knows a thing or two about kids enjoy reading.  Plus, Daniel Salmieri's funky and fun illustrations set the stage for Rubin's up beat sense of humor.

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There’s no wonder why I Love Mom with the Very Hungry Caterpillar hit high on the May 21st New York Time’s Best Sellers List. With Mother’s Day happening the Sunday after the sales for this list were to be released, it only seems right that Mom and the iconic green caterpillar should hit high marks.

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Dragons Love Tacos, and Apparently Kids Do Too!!

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Dragons Love Tacos, and Apparently Kids Do Too!!

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Talk about relatable! What child, no matter the decade, has misplaced crayons and abused them beyond belief. Plus, I think we have all felt like poor Red Crayon once or twice in our life.

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The meticulous attention to detail in the Drew Daywalt's writing and Oliver Jeffers' illustrations make this the type of story where children are constantly uncovering something new; even after a hundred bedtime readings.

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Witty commentary that plays to the humor of children and parents alike, makes this book an entertaining and fun read for all ages.

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At 202 weeks and counting, The Day the Crayons Quit takes the top honor as the book that has been on the current New York Times Best Selling Children’s Picture Book List the longest. So, what makes this book so great? Could it be the child-like illustrations of Oliver Jeffers? Or maybe it is Adam Rubin's hidden adult humor that keeps parents want to read this story to their children? Whatever it is, the readers of America are hooked and they want more!

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Like Beyonce said, "Who Runs the World? GIRLS!"

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Like Beyonce said, "Who Runs the World? GIRLS!"

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As more “girl power” books hit the shelves, we can only hope to see a larger group of the female workforce chipping away at the glass ceiling know better as sexism in the workforce. Other celebrated women that we are currently seeing books written about to inspire young girls include Malala Yousafzai, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Misty Copeland, Frida Kahlo, and Marie Curie.

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Children’s books like Rosie Revere, Engineer and Ada Twist, Scientist puts girls in future STEM careers at the forefront of reading and education. Over the past few years, we have seen an increased number of jobs coming available in these given fields, as well as the continued quest to introduce science and computer engineer/coding roles to girls of all ages. It is no wonder that these two incredible picture books have been on the New York Time’s Best Seller List for 99 weeks (Rosie Revere, Engineer) and 34 weeks (Ada Twist, Scientist). As the demand for women in these different STEM and technology roles continues to increase, it is the job of teachers and librarians around the country to adequately prepare the women of the future to take over and flourish in these exciting new opportunities.

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New York Times Best Sellers List - Children's Picture Books May 21, 2017

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New York Times Best Sellers List - Children's Picture Books May 21, 2017

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Children’s Picture Books - Best Sellers - May 21, 2017 - The New York Times

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All Book Covers were retrieved from Amazon.com and Goodreads.com
Icon picture retrieved from https://www.thechildrensbookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/books-that-matter-book-review.png
Red Crayon picture retrieved from http://www.crayonspicturebooks.com/books/
Pink Crayon picture retrieved from https://www.teachingchildrenphilosophy.org/BookModule/TheDayTheCrayonsQuit
Crayon Layout picture retrieved from https://rhapsodyinbooks.wordpress.com/2014/08/09/kid-lit-review-of-the-day-the-crayons-quit-by-drew-daywalt/
Elephant and Piggie picture retrieved from http://www.pigeonpresents.com/book-info.aspx?bid=25
Dragons Breathing Taco Fire picture retrieved from http://brightstarbedtimestories.com/dragons-love-tacos-book-author-adam-rubin-illustrator-daniel-salmieri/