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KICKTURN | Kirkus Reviews
Bumpy in spots, but on the whole, a relatable tale of friendship and self-discovery. When the bus she’s been living in with her dad and yoga-influencer mom breaks down after two years on the road, 10-year-old Lindy longs to set down roots in San Jose.
Dear Acorn (Love, Oak): Letter Poems to Friends
In 16 wonderfully imaginative letter poems, Newbery Honoree Sidman imagines both sides of typewritten correspondences between unlikely pen-pal pairs, including a school and one of its bricks, a coat and a button, and a child and their toes.
UNBOUND THE LIFE AND ART OF JUDITH SCOTT by Joyce Scott Brie Spangler Melissa Sweet Read by Joyce Scott
by Joyce Scott, Brie Spangler, Melissa Sweet | Read by Joyce Scott Children Ages 4-6 22 mins. Unabridged © 2021 In this biographical look at artist Judith Scott told from her twin sister's point of view, young listeners are given a glimpse of the power of art. The story is told in short, spare poems, and author Joyce Scott's affection and reverence for her sister come through in her narration. Judith Scott was born with Down syndrome at a time when it was not understood.
UNBOUND | Kirkus Reviews
by Maxine Beneba Clarke ; illustrated by Maxine Beneba Clarke ‧ RELEASE DATE: Sept. 14, 2021 The author of The Patchwork Bike (illustrated by Van Thanh Rudd, 2016) writes to children about the meaning of the phrase Black Lives Matter.
This could-be-thorny subject is beautifully tackled
In its most basic description, it’s a muscle. Nothing computerized, no easy-to-follow instructions or list of parts. Nope, it’s a muscle; a dub-thumping, miraculous group of cells that was beating when you were born, due to simple electrical activity. It’s just a muscle, although in the audiobook Beast by Brie Spangler, the heart knows who it loves. At six-foot-four and 260 pounds, 15-year-old Dylan Ingvarsson was a beast. And he hated it.
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