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Citation: Marley, C., Brantley-Newton, V., Luck, J., Marley, C; & Marley, B. (2021). Every Little Thing. Library Ideas, LLC. 

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Citation: Marley, C., Brantley-Newton, V., Luck, J., Marley, C; & Marley, B. (2021). Every Little Thing. Library Ideas, LLC. 

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This book is based off of Bob Marley who was an amazing artist and singer. His songs always talked about wanting peace and happiness and this book does the same thing. This book is based off of one of his songs and it's about coming back from a hardship or maybe feeling down sometimes, that everything will be alright in the end. The sun will shine. 

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This book is based off of Bob Marley who was an amazing artist and singer. His songs always talked about wanting peace and happiness and this book does the same thing. This book is based off of one of his songs and it's about coming back from a hardship or maybe feeling down sometimes, that everything will be alright in the end. The sun will shine. 

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The text could connect to my students because it could be a mirror into their own experiences and what they think about or go through when they aren't at school. They could be going through something difficult. It could also be a window for me and my students because it could provide insight into what other students are feeling on the inside and that other things are going on besides school and as teachers and classmates we have to understand that not everyone is going to have a great day. 

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The text could connect to my students because it could be a mirror into their own experiences and what they think about or go through when they aren't at school. They could be going through something difficult. It could also be a window for me and my students because it could provide insight into what other students are feeling on the inside and that other things are going on besides school and as teachers and classmates we have to understand that not everyone is going to have a great day. 

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Citation: Shannon, G., & Gómez, B. (2015). One Family. First edition. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux. 

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Citation: Shannon, G., & Gómez, B. (2015). One Family. First edition. New York, Farrar Straus Giroux. 

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This book is a counting book so it can be used for small children or younger elementary. It's a great book to practice counting through a diverse range of people with different genders, races, and ages. 

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This book is a counting book so it can be used for small children or younger elementary. It's a great book to practice counting through a diverse range of people with different genders, races, and ages. 

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This text could connect to my students through a mirror because they are able to reflect on their own gender and race and feel like they're involved in the book. This could also be a window to my students because they get to see other races and genders and are learning about others.

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This text could connect to my students through a mirror because they are able to reflect on their own gender and race and feel like they're involved in the book. This could also be a window to my students because they get to see other races and genders and are learning about others.

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Citation: Neela Vaswani. (2012). Same Sun Here. Candlewick Press.

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Citation: Neela Vaswani. (2012). Same Sun Here. Candlewick Press.

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This book is about two kids who grow up with their dads working away from home. They overcome many hardships. Meena is an immigrant and River is a Kentucky boy. This book is about their friendship and how they overcome cultural misconceptions. 

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This book is about two kids who grow up with their dads working away from home. They overcome many hardships. Meena is an immigrant and River is a Kentucky boy. This book is about their friendship and how they overcome cultural misconceptions. 

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This book could be a mirror for my students and I because we could look into our own experiences with friends and get deep into our own identities and can maybe connect with the story behind this book. This book could also be a window into my students' lives. That maybe their situation is similar to this or has been in the past with a friend. Or if this hasn't happened. 

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This book could be a mirror for my students and I because we could look into our own experiences with friends and get deep into our own identities and can maybe connect with the story behind this book. This book could also be a window into my students' lives. That maybe their situation is similar to this or has been in the past with a friend. Or if this hasn't happened. 

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Citation: Choi, Y. (2003). The Name Jar. Perfection Learning. 

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Citation: Choi, Y. (2003). The Name Jar. Perfection Learning. 

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This book is about a new student, her name is Unhei, and she is from Korea. She is worried that students will make fun of, or mispronounce her name so she creates names, with the help of her classmates,  puts them in a jar and will pick a new name that the students will call her. 

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This book is about a new student, her name is Unhei, and she is from Korea. She is worried that students will make fun of, or mispronounce her name so she creates names, with the help of her classmates,  puts them in a jar and will pick a new name that the students will call her. 

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This could be a mirror for myself or my students because some students may have a connection to Unhei. They may be afraid to go by their real name because kids will make fun of it or not say it correctly. It could also be a window because no one has ever pronounced my name wrong. I didn't realize how awful it was to be afraid of your own name. Students will realize this too. 

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This could be a mirror for myself or my students because some students may have a connection to Unhei. They may be afraid to go by their real name because kids will make fun of it or not say it correctly. It could also be a window because no one has ever pronounced my name wrong. I didn't realize how awful it was to be afraid of your own name. Students will realize this too. 

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Citation: Olsen, S., & Sonke, S. (2020). Our Class is a Family. Orange County, California, [Shannon Olsen].

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Citation: Olsen, S., & Sonke, S. (2020). Our Class is a Family. Orange County, California, [Shannon Olsen].

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This book is about coming together as a classroom and that we can be family without being blood related. Anyone can be your family. It's who you trust and rely on in times of need and sadness. Building a sense of classroom community is important for you as the teacher, and for your students. This is a great book to read at the beginning of the year. 

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This book is about coming together as a classroom and that we can be family without being blood related. Anyone can be your family. It's who you trust and rely on in times of need and sadness. Building a sense of classroom community is important for you as the teacher, and for your students. This is a great book to read at the beginning of the year. 

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This book could be a mirror into my own definition of family. Sometimes I don't think about my friends as my family and I should. They are always there for me. It could be a mirror for students to look at what their definition of family is and for them to look at their peers as family. It could be a window for me to look at my students and take into consideration their families because every family is different and that is okay. 

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This book could be a mirror into my own definition of family. Sometimes I don't think about my friends as my family and I should. They are always there for me. It could be a mirror for students to look at what their definition of family is and for them to look at their peers as family. It could be a window for me to look at my students and take into consideration their families because every family is different and that is okay. 

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Citation: Sotomayor, S., & López, R. (2019). Just Ask!: Be Different, Be Brave, be you. New York, Philomel Books.

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Citation: Sotomayor, S., & López, R. (2019). Just Ask!: Be Different, Be Brave, be you. New York, Philomel Books.

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This book is a great way to get a sense of what community is and things that we do within a community. People from different backgrounds come together and plant a garden in the community. 

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This book is a great way to get a sense of what community is and things that we do within a community. People from different backgrounds come together and plant a garden in the community. 

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This could be a mirror into my own life by thinking about what I could do for my community my experiences within my community. It could be a window for students to see other people's ways of doing something for the community and what backgrounds they come from and how everyone comes together to do something nice for others.

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This could be a mirror into my own life by thinking about what I could do for my community my experiences within my community. It could be a window for students to see other people's ways of doing something for the community and what backgrounds they come from and how everyone comes together to do something nice for others.

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Citation: Woodson, J., & Lopez, R. (2018). The Day You Begin. New York, NY, Nancy Paulsen Books.

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Citation: Woodson, J., & Lopez, R. (2018). The Day You Begin. New York, NY, Nancy Paulsen Books.

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This book helps students to feel like they can be confident and open up to talking to new people and making new friendships. Some kids may feel different and like they don't fit in, but with this book, it makes kids realize that it's okay to be different because everyone is different in their own way. 

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This book helps students to feel like they can be confident and open up to talking to new people and making new friendships. Some kids may feel different and like they don't fit in, but with this book, it makes kids realize that it's okay to be different because everyone is different in their own way. 

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This book could provide a mirror for students who maybe feel like they aren't as confident in approaching people and this book could help them to be more confident. It could also be a mirror into what others are feeling when they don't feel like they are approachable or if they are nervous approaching someone else.

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This book could provide a mirror for students who maybe feel like they aren't as confident in approaching people and this book could help them to be more confident. It could also be a mirror into what others are feeling when they don't feel like they are approachable or if they are nervous approaching someone else.

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 Citation: Cabrera, C. A. (2017). My hair is a garden. Chicago, Illinois, Albert Whitman & Company.

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 Citation: Cabrera, C. A. (2017). My hair is a garden. Chicago, Illinois, Albert Whitman & Company.

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This book is about a girl who has hair that is wild. She is bullied by other kids at school and one day finds her neighbor's garden. This book supports black children who struggle with comments about their hair and it shows them that a garden is always somewhere in the forest, you just have to find it. 

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This book is about a girl who has hair that is wild. She is bullied by other kids at school and one day finds her neighbor's garden. This book supports black children who struggle with comments about their hair and it shows them that a garden is always somewhere in the forest, you just have to find it. 

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This book could provide a mirror into students own biases and maybe think about what it would be like if someone made fun of their hair when they couldn't control it. It could also provide a window into what some of my students may feel like when they come to school and get made fun of because of their hair. 

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This book could provide a mirror into students own biases and maybe think about what it would be like if someone made fun of their hair when they couldn't control it. It could also provide a window into what some of my students may feel like when they come to school and get made fun of because of their hair. 

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Citation: Thompkins-Bigelow, J., & Uribe, L. (2021). Your Name is a Song. Library Ideas, LLC. 

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Citation: Thompkins-Bigelow, J., & Uribe, L. (2021). Your Name is a Song. Library Ideas, LLC. 

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Citation: Wilson, K. (2021). I Love My Curly Hair. Kiara Wilson. 

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Citation: Wilson, K. (2021). I Love My Curly Hair. Kiara Wilson. 

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Citation: Muhammad, I., & Ali, S. K. (2020). The Proudest Blue: A Story of Hijab and Family. Andersen Press. 

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Citation: Muhammad, I., & Ali, S. K. (2020). The Proudest Blue: A Story of Hijab and Family. Andersen Press. 

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Citation: Méndez Yamile Saied, & Kim, J. (2020). Where Are You From? Library Ideas, LLC. 

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Citation: Méndez Yamile Saied, & Kim, J. (2020). Where Are You From? Library Ideas, LLC. 

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Citation: Peña Matt, & Robinson, C. (2015). Last Stop on Market Street. Putnam's Sons. 

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Citation: Peña Matt, & Robinson, C. (2015). Last Stop on Market Street. Putnam's Sons. 

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Citation: Dior, J. (2021). Different Like Me. Jasmin Dior. 

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Citation: Dior, J. (2021). Different Like Me. Jasmin Dior. 

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Citation: Woodson, J. (2015). Visiting Day. Puffin Books. 

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Citation: Woodson, J. (2015). Visiting Day. Puffin Books. 

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By: Barasch, L. (2015). Hiromi's Hands. Lee & Low Books. 

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By: Barasch, L. (2015). Hiromi's Hands. Lee & Low Books. 

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By: Polacco, P. (2013). Mrs. Katz and Tush. Zaner-Bloser. 

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By: Polacco, P. (2013). Mrs. Katz and Tush. Zaner-Bloser. 

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Citation: Liu, S. (2020). Morning With Grandpa. LEE & LOW Books. 

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Citation: Liu, S. (2020). Morning With Grandpa. LEE & LOW Books. 

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Citation: Elliott, Z. (2020). Say Her Name. Disney Press. 

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Citation: Elliott, Z. (2020). Say Her Name. Disney Press. 

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Citation: Madison, M. (2022). Being You: A First Conversation About Gender. Rise x Penguin Workshop, an Imprint of Penguin Random House LLC. 

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Citation: Madison, M. (2022). Being You: A First Conversation About Gender. Rise x Penguin Workshop, an Imprint of Penguin Random House LLC. 

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Citation: Levine, A. A. (2001). Pearl Moscowitz's Last Stand. Houghton Mifflin. 

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Citation: Levine, A. A. (2001). Pearl Moscowitz's Last Stand. Houghton Mifflin. 

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Citation: Lyons, L., & Minter, W. (2019). Going Down Home with Daddy. Peachtree. 

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Citation: Lyons, L., & Minter, W. (2019). Going Down Home with Daddy. Peachtree. 

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Citation: Danticat, E. (2015). Mama's Nightingale: A Story of Immigration and Separation. Dial Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) LLC. 

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Citation: Danticat, E. (2015). Mama's Nightingale: A Story of Immigration and Separation. Dial Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) LLC. 

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Citation: Hesse, K. (2018). Night Job. Candlewick Press. 

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Citation: Hesse, K. (2018). Night Job. Candlewick Press. 

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Citation: O'Neill, D. (2021). Saturday at the Food Pantry. Albert Whitman & Company. 

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Citation: O'Neill, D. (2021). Saturday at the Food Pantry. Albert Whitman & Company. 

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This book is about a little girl who goes to school and her classmates and teacher mispronounce her name. She tells her mom that she doesn't want to go to school anymore. In response to this, her mother takes her on a stroll through the city and she teaches her daughter about the musicality of African, Asian, and other names. After their walk, the little girl is ready to go back to school and teach her classmates and teacher what she learned. 

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This book is about a little girl who goes to school and her classmates and teacher mispronounce her name. She tells her mom that she doesn't want to go to school anymore. In response to this, her mother takes her on a stroll through the city and she teaches her daughter about the musicality of African, Asian, and other names. After their walk, the little girl is ready to go back to school and teach her classmates and teacher what she learned. 

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This book is about a little girl loving her curly hair. She has a lot of self acceptance and is confident in herself and her hair. She doesn't let anyone get the best of her and embraces what she has. 

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This book is about a little girl loving her curly hair. She has a lot of self acceptance and is confident in herself and her hair. She doesn't let anyone get the best of her and embraces what she has. 

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This book is about two sisters who are super excited about the first day of school. It's a new school year and her older sister's first day of hijab. When they get to school, not everyone thinks her hijab is beautiful. Kids said hurtful words to her and they didn't understand why. Faizah finds the courage and strength and overcomes those kids and their hurtful words. 

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This book is about two sisters who are super excited about the first day of school. It's a new school year and her older sister's first day of hijab. When they get to school, not everyone thinks her hijab is beautiful. Kids said hurtful words to her and they didn't understand why. Faizah finds the courage and strength and overcomes those kids and their hurtful words. 

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This book is about a little girl who doesn't really know where she comes from. When she was asked, she didn't have a right answer. In response, she turns to her grandfather for help. He gives her a response that she doesn't expect. 

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This book is about a little girl who doesn't really know where she comes from. When she was asked, she didn't have a right answer. In response, she turns to her grandfather for help. He gives her a response that she doesn't expect. 

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This book is about a little boy and his grandmother who ride the bus across town. One day, CJ wonders why they don't have a car of their own. He wonders why he gets off the bus in a dirty part of town. His grandmother helps him with these questions and helps him see the world around them.

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This book is about a little boy and his grandmother who ride the bus across town. One day, CJ wonders why they don't have a car of their own. He wonders why he gets off the bus in a dirty part of town. His grandmother helps him with these questions and helps him see the world around them.

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This book is about a little girl who goes with her grandmother to the prison to visit her father. They get to visit him one day a month. As the little girl and her grandmother are getting ready, so is her father. When they reunite it is the happiest day.

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This book is about a little girl who goes with her grandmother to the prison to visit her father. They get to visit him one day a month. As the little girl and her grandmother are getting ready, so is her father. When they reunite it is the happiest day.

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This book is based on a true story of Hiromi Suzuki. She was one of the first female sushi chefs in New York. In this story she defied tradition to train at her family's restaurant. 

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This book is based on a true story of Hiromi Suzuki. She was one of the first female sushi chefs in New York. In this story she defied tradition to train at her family's restaurant. 

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This book is about Larnel and his neighbor Mrs.Katz. They don't know each other very well but he asks her to adopt an abandoned kitten that he found. Mrs. Katz agrees, but only if Larnel helps take care of the kitten, she named Tush. The two start spending a lot of time together taking care of the kitten and they get close. She tells him stories of her coming from Poland and being with her husband. Larnel also talks about his life and they find that they have a lot of similarities.

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This book is about Larnel and his neighbor Mrs.Katz. They don't know each other very well but he asks her to adopt an abandoned kitten that he found. Mrs. Katz agrees, but only if Larnel helps take care of the kitten, she named Tush. The two start spending a lot of time together taking care of the kitten and they get close. She tells him stories of her coming from Poland and being with her husband. Larnel also talks about his life and they find that they have a lot of similarities.

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This book is about a little girl named Mei Mei and her grandfather Gong Gong. Gong Gong was practicing tai chi in the garden she she wanted to join. When she tries, she adds her own unique flair. She then tries to teach Gong Gong some yoga positions she learned. 

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This book is about a little girl named Mei Mei and her grandfather Gong Gong. Gong Gong was practicing tai chi in the garden she she wanted to join. When she tries, she adds her own unique flair. She then tries to teach Gong Gong some yoga positions she learned. 

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This book is inspired by the #SayHerName campaign. There are many different poems that pay tribute to victims of police brutality and also activists from the Black Lives Matter movement. 

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This book is inspired by the #SayHerName campaign. There are many different poems that pay tribute to victims of police brutality and also activists from the Black Lives Matter movement. 