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Nov

18

2020

I Am Every Good Thing

I Am Every Good Thing written by Derrick Barnes, illustrated by Gordon C. James 

This beautifully illustrated poem of a picture book celebrates Black boyhood, leaning into the joy and pride of a loved child. I love this line from the narrator: “I am good to the core, like the center of a cinnamon roll. Yeah, that good.” We have signed copies. —Carrie, Broadway Books, Portland, OR With bold …

Jan

17

2018

Here We Are by Oliver Jeffers

Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth
by Oliver Jeffers

Jeffers, one of my very favorite children’s book authors, has penned a book for our time: what it’s like to live on this scary planet and just what is our place in the universe. Of course, Jeffers makes light of and enlightens both the scale and complexities of life on our planet, which is reassuring …

Jul

19

2017

The Sense of Wonder

The Sense of Wonder: A Celebration of Nature for Parents and Children by Rachel Carson, photos by Nick Kelsh

This is Rachel Carson at her most personal. Beyond being a book about nature and its glories, it explores Carson’s deep relationship with the natural world. It’s also a fine training manual on how to find and nurture that same devotion, not only for yourself, but more importantly, for the youngsters in your life. It …

Jun

24

2016

6

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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Baby Shower Recommendations

It seems like at almost every shower, someone brings a copy of the tried and true classics: Goodnight, Moon, On the Day You Were Born, Jamberry, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and/or Pat the Bunny. You may want to consider something a little different to help build baby’s library. (No matter what you pick, I suggest bringing a …

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