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Amy N. Kaplan
A retelling-inspired adventure gives readers choices that affect Goldilocks’ fate. Blank spaces let children add illustrations, and the story’s choices are linked with respect and empathy.
A fast fantasy adventure combines hidden power, darkness, a threatened city and family secrets. Its mixed comic-and-narrative form may make the story’s movement between panels, captions and dialogue especially important to follow.
Jude Daly
A warm story about a child meeting a frighteningly energetic dog on his own terms. Its emotional movement is clear, though the friendship’s final turn is presented very quickly.
Jon Scieszka
This offers a lively route into scientific curiosity: invention, robots and jokes are paired with explanations of antimatter, atoms, robotics and the scientific method. It may particularly engage readers who enjoy illustrated, idea-rich adventures.
Denver Butson, Lee Bennett Hopkins, Bob Hansman, Jovan Hansman
This is poetry with a historical conscience: the sea becomes a route through stories of migration, refuge, enslavement and loss. Its images may invite reflection, while the back matter adds context beyond the poems.
Joanne Schwartz
This is a reflective story about ordinary family and community life alongside the demanding work of mining. Its quiet rhythm and contrasting imagery invite attention to what the boy notices, remembers and wonders about.
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