New and Noteworthy in Picture Books – April 2018
We are dedicated to bringing the best and brightest books to our library collections. Here are some picture books we are really excited about that will be hitting shelves soon.
I Walk with Vanessa: A Story about a Simple Act of Kindness by Kerascoët, 2018. Ages 4-8.
This wordless picture book explores how a single act of kindness can help spread understanding and compassion towards others.
I Am Enough by Grace Byers, 2018. Ages 4-8.
This powerful poem is a celebration of being a girl, being exactly who you are and praising differences. It reinforces the power of positive self-talk and can be used as a discussion starter about kindness, dignity, self-esteem and respect.
Did You Eat the Parakeet? By Mark Iacolina, 2018. Ages 4-6.
Oh no! What happened to parakeet? Find out if Kitty really did eat it…
The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld, 2018. Ages 3-5.
What is the best way to comfort someone when they are upset? All of the animals have different ways of consoling Taylor but nothing seems to work. Until rabbit comes along and just listens.
Astronaut Annie by Suzanne Slade, 2018. Ages 4-8.
Annie’s whole family wonders what career she will pick on Career Day so they give her personal mementos in hopes she will pick something that they are passionate about.
Bear’s Scare by Jacob Grant, 2018. Ages 3-6.
Bear loves cleaning. Bear loves his stuffed friend Ursa. Bear does not like cobwebs. Bear does not like this messy guest. Bear does not like spider. Will they ever be friends?
Babies Come from Airports by Erin Dealey, 2018. Ages 3-8.
Some babies come from the hospital, some babies come from airports, but all babies come from love. A heartwarming tale about adoption and how a family celebrates “Gotcha Day.”
– Posted on behalf of Jesse, Children's Selection Team
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