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#BookMail from @jenniferw88 - in lieu of the Blind Date Book, which I'd already read, I got a surprise book from Jenny.

Thank you!

“Whenever I see you, I feel like I can do anything!“

Gives a very heartfelt message of embracing uniqueness and engages readers with vibrate illustrations. This is a very valuable story for any child's library.

Another great book to show the importance of being true to yourself. Even though eraser wishes to be more like a pencil he learns the value of there differences. The humor makes it an enjoyable read for children and adults!

My students 😍 LOVE ❤️ Louie. This book is great for sharing book trauma. This is where I introduce who is responsible when a library book gets damaged (the kid that checked it out). We had some great art come from this lesson.

I am not too proud to say that I read these two children‘s books because I needed a boost to my yearly book count. I have children in my life who would likely enjoy these and OF COURSE I should read them before I buy, yes? And one of them has PIE 🥧 so I am thrilled to say these were good books! 🤩
I am now truly 1 book away from reading all of AP‘s books 🏆 #iLovePie #LitPie #PumpkinPie #CaresBooksandPie

This is a fun, very funny history book about stupid things humans have done through history. With chapter titles like, “Why Your Brain is an Idiot,” and stories including a German Uboat in WWII undone by a toilet malfunction, I snort-laughed all the way through this one.