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Natasha Khan Kazi
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The Right to Play: How Jane Addams Fought for America's Playgrounds
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| Jane Addams: Mama of the Playground by Elizabeth Brown, illustrated by Olga Lee, is a vibrant, inspiring look at Jane Addams’ fight for safe play spaces for all children. With engaging storytelling and joyful art, this book beautifully highlights how ...more | |
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| A heartwarming true story of Dexter, the internet-famous Brittany Spaniel who learned to walk on two legs after a terrible accident. Dexter: The Amazing Dog Who Walks Like a Human by Bonnie Kelso, illustrated by Kentee Pasek, is an inspiring, beautif ...more | |
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| This Way to Happy is a tender, beautifully written story about grief, healing, and hope. Haven, who doesn’t speak after something terrible happens, slowly begins to rebuild her life at her aunt’s animal rescue, through quiet moments of connection and ...more | |
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| The Festival of Lights by Namita Moolani Mehra, illustrated by Darshika Varma, is a warm, inviting celebration of Diwali seen through the eyes of sisters Aneesa and Ameera. From cleaning and shopping to decorating, feasting, and family traditions, ev ...more | |
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The World Entire: A True Story of an Extraordinary World War II Rescue
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| Elizabeth Brown delivers a powerful, meticulously researched narrative about a little-known World War II hero, while Melissa Castrillón’s stunning illustrations bring the story to life with depth and emotion. Together, they’ve created a moving pictur ...more | |
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| The Power of Your Name by Jyoti Rajan Gopal, with artwork by Olivia Sua, is a luminous celebration of identity and belonging. Written as a praise poem, the text flows with the rhythm of spoken word, full of music, movement, and beat, while offering a ...more | |
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| The Camel Library by M.T. Abbas, with beautiful illustrations by Anain Shaikh, is a heartwarming true story told from the perspective of Roshan the camel. Once burdened with carrying firewood, Roshan and his companion Murad are given a new purpose—de ...more | |
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| Over in the Mangroves by Jyoti Rajan Gopal and illustrated by Dikshaa Pawaskar is a beautifully layered picture book that blends counting, rhyme, and environmental themes in a gentle, engaging way. Set in the Sunderbans Mangroves—a UNESCO World Herit ...more | |
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| My Bollywood Dream by Avani Dwivedi is a joyful and imaginative tribute to the magic of movies and the vibrant energy of Mumbai. Through the eyes of a young girl, readers are taken on a colorful journey filled with music, dance, and everyday scenes r ...more | |
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| Saif’s Special Patches by Asma Mirza and illustrated by Hoda Hadadi is a tender, empowering story about identity, self-worth, and the beauty of growing into who you are. Through a quilt stitched with memories, Saif’s family helps him see that he is m ...more | |
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