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Many Windows by Rukhsana Khan , Uma Krishnaswami , Elisa Carbone 2008, Napoleon & Company |
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Remembering Grandpa "[A] sensitive story. ...Daysha makes for a happy, hopeful heroine. The attractive artwork, done in oils, sparkles with sunlight and glows at sunset. A good lead-in to discussions about remembering those who have gone." "...the treatment is particularly lovely and will be a welcome addition to the shelves of titles on this topic." |
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The Closet Ghosts "Bhabha's color-drenched paintings perfectly complement Krishnaswami's tale that incorporates a contemporary setting with the tradition of the Hindu Monkey God...A unique tale that is worthy of a wide audience." SAWNET review of The Closet Ghosts |
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The Happiest Tree: A Yoga Story Book talk, The Happiest Tree, on publisher web site. |
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The Broken Tusk "Opens perceptual doors to a great and still vital Eastern tradition-a gift indeed." Kirkus Reviews *1997 Scientific American Young Readers Book Award *Elementary School Library Collection, 21st ed. |
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Naming Maya "Both setting and protagonist are entirely memorable, and difficult to leave behind." "Krishnaswami evokes the "maddening, dazzling place" with rich, poetic imagery, and she beautifully captures Maya's shift from anger that "has simmered so long it has become a friend" to appreciation, understanding, and love." "Maya's beautifully written, heartwarming story will surely become a "two-gift" for young readers--you keep some, you give some away--whether they share Maya's experiences or simply empathize with them." |
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Monsoon "A welcome glimpse into another climate and culture..." Booklist "Krishnaswami's poetic text rides faithfully on the child's sensibilities....This powerful book depicts a universal occurrence, while relating the expectations, customs, and needs of a particular locale." School Library Journal "The level of anticipation is so high that every engine rumble sounds like thunder....An expressive story about seasons, extremes, and waiting." Kirkus Reviews "Add this book to a read-aloud list for children and parents everywhere." Parents' Choice. "The sights, sounds and smells of anticipation are captured in a dense, earthy poetry that is anchored with clear, easily conjured images." Children's Literature |
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Chachaji's Cup "This touching story would make a fine addition to units focusing on immigration to America and the human factor in political upheaval." "This is a beautifully written and illustrated story about the universal relationship between an elder and a young child." "Doubly valuable for its overall theme, and as a surprisingly rare depiction of an Indian-American family." *included in Best Children's Books of the Year (2003), Bank Street College of Education |
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Rookie Read - About Holidays: Holi |
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Soul Searching: Thirteen Stories about Faith and Belief Edited by Lisa Rowe Fraustino 2001, Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing |
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Period Pieces: Stories for Girls by Erzsi Deak, Kristin Embry Litchman 2000, HarperCollins |
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Stories of the Flood "The content is sophisticated, yet the treatment of the tales makes them accessible to a wide audience." Booklist.
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Hello Flower
For more on this title, visit Bebop Books, the educational imprint of Lee & Low. Available in English and Spanish 6-packs for classroom use. |
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Yoga Class For more on this title, visit Bebop Books, the educational imprint of Lee & Low. Available in English and Spanish 6-packs for classroom use. |
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