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7 January Buzz Books for Children
The World Needs the Wonder You See
New York Times bestselling author Joanna Gaines takes young readers on a journey of imagination and discovery through nature's small surprises. In "The World Needs the Wonder You See," vibrant illustrations by Julianna Swaney invite children to slow down, take in everyday wonders, and share the excitement with a diverse cast of friends. As you traverse hidden worlds with ladybugs in tiny cabins and snails in mushroom fields, the book is a perfect addition for families, teachers, and HGTV's Fixer Upper fans alike. The whimsical narrative encourages children to celebrate the wonder of the world through fresh eyes, placing it right next to its companion book, "The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be."
Girls on the Rise
Amanda Gorman, the #1 New York Times bestselling author and presidential inaugural poet, presents "Girls on the Rise"—a powerful poem that embodies the strength and unity of girls everywhere. Illustrated by Loveis Wise, this book portrays girls as fearless and determined, standing strong alone and even stronger together. Through bright visuals and invigorating prose, Gorman celebrates diversity and encourages girls to march boldly into the future. "Girls on the Rise" is an inspirational anthem, making it a vital addition to every young reader's collection.
Banana Bop!
Sandra Boynton introduces little ones to their soon-to-be favorite word in the playful board book "Banana Bop!" This delightful book, filled with breezy humor, revolves around the word "banana" to engage and entertain toddlers. With a simple yet infectious rhythm, Boynton's book delivers endless smiles and is a must-have for any early reader's bookshelf. Get ready to go bananas over this light-hearted and engaging book designed to nurture language skills in the most delightful way.
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Fresh Start: A Graphic Novel
In "Fresh Start: A Graphic Novel," Gale Galligan offers a semi-autobiographical narrative about Ollie Herisson, who navigates the trials of constant relocation due to her father’s diplomatic career. The humorous, vibrant portrayal of Ollie's journey unfolds as she faces the challenge of settling down after unexpected permanence—her family buys a house in Virginia. With themes of friendship, belonging, and identity exploration, this book encourages readers to embrace changes and trust in the beauty of growing roots.
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Happy First Birthday! With Dr. Seuss Babies
Pave the way for a first birthday filled with playful surprises in the delightful "Happy First Birthday! With Dr. Seuss Babies." This interactive lift-the-flap book showcases baby versions of cherished Dr. Seuss characters such as the Cat in the Hat. Filled with rhymes, festivities, and a mylar mirror, children experience the joy of reading through an engaging birthday adventure. This book is perfect for creating early literacy experiences while relishing in the classic Dr. Seuss magic.
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Hello, Sun!
Lala Watkins dreams up "Hello, Sun!" featuring Norbit the Worm in a sunny day of play inspired by Dr. Seuss's never-before-seen illustrations. In this Beginner Book, imaginative scenarios take shape as Norbit and friends frolic with the sun through swimming, hiking, and more. As the inaugural offering from Seuss Studios, this story is built to entertain and captivate young readers with its vibrant charm and playful narrative, encouraging kids to engage in their own creative adventures.
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Mixed-Up
Kami Garcia's "Mixed-Up" presents an empathetic exploration of dyslexia through the story of game-loving Stella. As she begins fifth grade, Stella's challenges with reading lead to a diagnosis that opens solutions and understanding. Inspired by Garcia's own experiences and formatted with Dyslexie font for accessibility, the graphic novel showcases the importance of empathy, support, and celebrating individual differences. This touching narrative is vital for neurodiverse readers and embraces the magic of friendship amidst adversity.
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