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Libby Kiszner
This guide tackles friendship questions through practical advice and activities, rather than a fictional storyline. Its examples include being called names, ignored at school, lonely or left out.
Holly Barry
Belle’s companionship is the book’s distinctive lens on Keller’s life. Alongside their bond, it introduces Keller’s experience of learning to communicate and some of the ways she did so.
Laurie Halse Anderson
This memoir offers a candid account of surviving sexual assault, rebuilding a voice and turning lived experience into writing, while widening the focus to consent, rape culture and other survivors’ stories.
McGraw-Hill
This is a broad, structured guide to family life and practical decision-making, moving from relationships and communication to crises, health, money, careers, marriage and parenting. It offers an informational framework rather than a narrative story.
Sonia Sotomayor
This is an inclusive, informational picture book that introduces children to different conditions and abilities through a shared gardening project. Its central invitation is to ask respectful questions, recognise individual strengths and see difference as part of community life.
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