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This was such a cute, fun, chaotic story! The art style was really busy and there was a lot to look at -- I really liked that about it, although I do think that means this book lends itself much more to older kids who can appreciate that sort of art and not get too overwhelmed. There were some rhymes/songs throughout that I think kids would find really fun. I also liked that it seemed to be a casual gay couple as the main characters :) I loved this story!

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One of my favorite parts of this book was the diversity in how the characters looked! So many different races, body types, hair styles, ages -- it was really refreshing and I like knowing that kids reading this book will see all kinds of people throughout. The art style was also soooo cute! It had all these speech bubbles and it felt like a comic at some points. The bean page was especially cute!!!! I loved that this was about a community kitchen :)

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Ah, this story was so sweet! I loved the inclusion of a big of magic (the magic wok) :) There was a lot of text on each page so it's definitely more of a story for older kids -- it was a full story with plot and descriptions! The artwork was sooooo stunning, and fit the story so incredibly well! I loved how the illustrator depicted Beijing and Chinese food! So engaging. I also loved how the wok was all about spreading wealth and making sure those with less were able to have more!

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This was such a magical story! I absolutely loved it!! The art style was so unique and added an entire element to the story that I really enjoyed. I loved that the giant octopus helped the whole neighborhood with tasks and chores-- friendly neighborhood octopus! And I liked the happy ending how the octopus came back :)

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This was genuinely stunning!!!! The art was soooo pretty and depicted the night sky and the mooncake as the moon absolutely perfectly. I enjoyed the repetitiveness of Little Star taking nibbles of the mooncake. I also loved that the mom didn't reprimand her for eating the mooncake-- she just said, let's go make another one! Very cute.

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This book really emphasized the importance of independence and perseverance in a really sweet, cute way. The penguin just wanted to fly! And it was also a sweet story of friendship and finding each other even when you get lost. And when the penguin finally flew out of the cannon and the boy got to catch him... adorable!!!!

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This was a very sweet book about emotions! I really think it'll help kids identify what they're feeling, and what their feelings mean. I appreciated that it was framed as each emotion being valid-- it's okay to feel your feelings, it's even okay to be sad and cry! I liked the art style of realistic pictures/cut and paste style, if that makes sense.

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This book was simultaneously engaging and easy to read, but also educational! I can see it teaching kids a lot about how the ocean and tides work, which was super neat. It introduced so many creatures that are really unique, like limpets, opaleyes, sculpins, etc.! I think kids who find the ocean fun will really like this book. I didn't find anything particularly exciting about the art, but that's okay!