In the picture book WALKOUT, experienced educator and author Tina Shepardson takes on the difficult and scary topic of school violence. Based on a true story, the author helps children see what they can do about a situation that feels out of their control. She also helps children understand that feelings that are different from their own are acceptable and valid.
“Oak Street Treehouse: The Day They Messaged God” by Dick Daniels
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“Cuddled and Carried” by Dia L. Michels
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“Beverlee Beaz the Brown Burmese” by Regan W.H. Macaulay
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“Esie Explores Beneficial Bacteria” by S. Kitanovic
Esie Explores Beneficial BacteriaS. KitanovicdiatoMedia, LLC (2019)ISBN 9781733707503Reviewed by Lydia Dehning (age 6) for Reader Views Kids (10/19) “Esie Explores Beneficial Bacteria” by S. Kitanovic […]
“A Family Walk” by Jennifer Butenas
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