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• The Interpreter

  Abtahi, Olivia,

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  Character trying to balance two important jobs, interpreting for her family and being a child.

• The New Rooster

  Alexander, Rilla

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  Finding work as an immigrant, language of food

• Friends Are Not for Biting

  Allen, Ryan (Joseph Ryan),

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• Like

  Barrows, Annie

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  How humans are more alike than different.

• Ellie Has a Secret

  Bothe, Amelia

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  Taking something that doesn't belong to you.

• Nearly Exactly Almost Like Me

  Bradbury, Jennifer (Jennifer A.),

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  Adopted and biological siblings.

• Something Good

  Campbell, Marcy

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  School reaction to hate speech.

• Abuelita and Me

  Carranza, Leonarda

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  Feelings around and responding to everyday racism.

• The Squish

  Carzoo, Breanna

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  Dealing with life's setbacks.

• Something Happened in Our Town

  a Child's Story About Racial Injustice

  Celano, Marianne

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  Police shooting

• The Goody

  Child, Lauren

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  Being good, being bad, being yourself.

• Survivor Tree

  Colleen, Marcie

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  9/11 and survival.

• I Have the Right

  Dalvand, Reza, 1989-

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  An affirmation of the United Nation Convention on the Rights of the Child.

• The Big Bad Wolf in My House

  Fontaine, Valérie, 1980-

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  Domestic violence.

• You, Me, We

  a Celebration of Peace and Community

  Gandhi, Arun

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• No More Chairs

  Gill, Dan, 1947-

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  Racism and acceptance.

• How Can We Be Kind?

  Wisdom From the Animal Kingdom

  Halfmann, Janet

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• Something Happened to Our Mom

  Coping With Parental Addiction

  Hazzard, Ann,

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• The Red Jacket

  Holt, Bob, 1959-

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  Building confidence and friendships.

• Same Love, Different Hug

  Hovorka, Sarah

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  "How different people connect and navigate boundaries, modeling social-emotional skills for the youngest among us."