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A hip hop inspired Children's Book that's got some of the best past and present hip hop artists named.

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If you're having alphabet problems I feel bad for you son.

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From the Stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea

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From the Stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea

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One of my favorite books about celebrating difference and being true to who we are. Plus the illustrations are gorgeous!

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KIRKUS REVIEW

A fantasy-inspired story of gender and identity told by trans writer Thom.

Miu Lan can't decide if they are a "bird or fish," "cat or rabbit," "tree or star." They were born "when both the moon and the sun were in the sky," so their identity shifts with the games they play and the time of day. In charming, fancifully childlike illustrations pitched to a young audience, readers see the Chinese child swim, fly, prance, and run in different animal guises. Their mother constantly assures them of her love in a song repeated throughout. Of course, when Miu Lan goes to school in "a tail of peacock feathers and a coat of tiger stripes," their classmates are not so accepting. Exclusion and mild bullying commence as Miu Lan tries to figure out how to fit in, but their mother continues to reassure them, and of course the story ends with full acceptance: "i was a little jealous," one boy even admits. (The unconventional use of lowercase letters reinforces the sense of Miu Lan's fluid identity.) The story is somewhat long-winded and predictable, but the traditional arc and themes can resonate with any child who feels excluded (or excludes others) and can also open up conversations about nonbinary gender identities.

A relevant tale of love and acceptance that can find a home in any children's collection. (Picture book. 3-7)

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FROM THE STARS IN THE SKY TO THE FISH IN THE SEA by Kai Cheng Thom , Wai-Yant Li , Kai Yun Ching | Kirkus Reviews

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A fantasy-inspired story of gender and identity told by trans writer Thom. Miu Lan can't decide if they are a "bird or fish," "cat or rabbit," "tree or star." They were born "when both the moon and the sun were in the sky," so their identity shifts with the games they play and the time of day.

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Moomins and their adventures
are my favorites - I just shared this one as it has a really nice narration!

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Moomins Audiobook: Comet In Moominland - Chapter 1/12

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This is my favourite book ever, and as Rachel encouraged us to share youtube versions too, here's the book read aloud by your truly and Luca, my partner.

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The Gruffalo - beautiful English version by My First Page

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I love these books - but this one in particular!!! It's also meant to be chewed on - so babies can experience the book with all of their senses. :) The pictures are lovely and they were designed by a mom.

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early learning / early learning concepts

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juvenile fiction / animals / baby animals

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juvenile nonfiction / animals / baby animals

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Babies love baby animals, and now they can learn all about them in a book that's indestructible. This charmingly illustrated menagerie includes some of the fuzziest, wuzziest, cuddliest, and cutest babies in the animal kingdom. With over two million copies in print, Indestructibles are the bo...

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A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by John Oliver

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A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by John Oliver

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A story of true love (and how to fight off bigoted stink bugs).

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last week tonight with john oliver presents a day in the life of marlon bundo

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juvenile fiction / family / marriage & divorce

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juvenile fiction/family - marriage & divorce

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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Presents a Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo

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100% of Last Week Tonight's proceeds will be donated to The Trevor Project and AIDS United. HBO's Emmy-winning Last Week Tonight with John Oliver presents a children's picture book about a Very Special boy bunny who falls in love with another boy bunny.Meet Marlon Bundo, a lonely bunny who lives ...