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Where the Wild Things Are is about what goes through a boy’s mind when he is left alone in his room. He dreams of being the king of the jungle and being in charge of every creature. The book is all about imagination and how important it is that kids express their dreams through art and creativity.

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Purple, Green and Yellow is about a young girl that does not listen to her mother’s instructions. She is given, and trusted with, a variety of markers. She takes advantage of the space she has and draws with the markers all over her house. This can teach young children where it is appropriate to draw and what could happen if you draw where you are not supposed to.

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Rainbow Fish is about a fish that learns how important it is to share with others. He originally keeps his beautiful scales all to himself, but realizes that he is lonely without friends to share his beauty with. This could be a very valuable lesson for students to understand that there are consequences when you decide not to share with your peers.

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Stephanie’s Ponytail is about a girl that constantly gets her hair style copied by all of the other girls at school. She becomes so bothered by other people copying her style, that she puts a bald cap on one day so that everyone else shaves their heads. When she arrives the next day with a full head of hair, all of her female classmates regret ever copying her. This book can be a perfect way for students to learn how to be independent, and not rely on other people to help express themselves.

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Picky Mrs. Pickle is about a woman who goes her whole life without trying new things. She sticks to the same routine every single day, including the same outfits, same meals, etc. At the end of the book, Mrs. Pickle finally tries a new flavor of ice cream and becomes a happier person from that point on. This book can be used in a classroom to relay the message of trying new things, even if they do not seem comfortable to you at first.