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ncsufoxes
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More favorite Halloween books we‘ve read recently. Tagged book is a new book from last year & so still new to read, such a lovely story as my 8 year old would say. #scarathon #BatBrigade (761 points: books & words)

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TEArificbooks
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Pickpick

This book is adorable (photo credit online) #scarathlon #blackcatcrew @BookwormAHN

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BookwormAHN Cute 🐈‍⬛️ 5mo
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BeckyWithTheGoodBooks
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This children‘s book about how being different is ok and how we each have a place in the world is delightful! I had never heard of it until my daughter entered Kindergarten and her class read it. It‘s adorable. 🎃 #scarathlonphotochallenge #pumpkin #blackcatcrew

BookwormAHN Looks cute 👻 6mo
TEArificbooks We love this story. There is a movie too FYI, we watch it on the way to the pumpkin patch every year. 6mo
BeckyWithTheGoodBooks @TEArificbooks Yes! We watch it too. So cute! 6mo
LibrarianRyan 🔪❤️ 6mo
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Sharpeipup
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#bbrc #letterh #childrensbook
I party like a snail. 🐌

SamAnne ❤️😂 6mo
SayersLover This one was so good 😊 @Sharpeipup 6mo
mandarchy What does bbrc stand for? 6mo
Sharpeipup Birth and beyond reading challenge hosted by @libriarianryan 6mo
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ClaudiaPicolo1234
Neither | Airlie Anderson

“But Im different here. Im neither red nor nor orange nor yellow nor blue...“

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ClaudiaPicolo1234
Neither | Airlie Anderson

I would use this book in my classroom to introduce colors and acceptance. The book starts out with two characters. One character is yellow and the other one is blue. At first, these two characters are only familiar with their colors. However, as the book progresses, new characters with new colors are introduced. The green character thinks he can only play with other green characters. But he soon learns that he can play with everyone.

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ClaudiaPicolo1234
Neither | Airlie Anderson
Pickpick

This book uses color to coney meaning. Each page in the book shows a new color. It starts out with blue and yellow, and as the book goes on all the colors are introduced.

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Macey_Mitchell
Neither | Airlie Anderson

This book helps to send the message to children that everyone belongs! That there are not specific qualities that one must possess in order to fit into the world in which they live. It puts no parameters on what a child is capable of being and or becoming.

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Macey_Mitchell
Neither | Airlie Anderson
Pickpick

Within the first few pages of the story the illustrator uses only the colors blue and yellow to construct their illustrations referring to the only two “kinds“. As the book progresses the illustrations became more abstract in the use of varying lines, shapes, and colors indicating the importance of inclusion.

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Macey_Mitchell
Neither | Airlie Anderson
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