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Being the new girl at school is hard enough without having a name that’s different and hard for her classmates to pronounce. Unhei (pronounced “Yoon-Hey”) recently moved to America from Korea with her family and is anxious to fit in at her new school. When asked her name on the first day, she worries her name would make her stand out and that her classmates will not like her. So,
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If you’re looking for a children’s book to read, the publisher Scholastic has a great search feature on their website that lets you browse through their books. Also, there is a separate resources section for recommended reading lists for children. Feel free to browse through their website for much more. Link to Scholastic’s Search Feature http://www.scholastic.com/parents/book-search Link to Scholastic’s Resources http://www.scholastic.com/parents/books-and-reading
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As Squirrel pins up her new nut-of-the-month calendar, the radio announces “it is January first- a great day to make a resolution.” Squirrel sets out with her friends, Turtle, Bear, Skunk and Mole to learn what it means to make a resolution and to help others. This entertaining book, written by Pat Miller and illustrated by Kathi Ember, introduces children to the importance of a new year and the concept
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Turkey Trouble is the story of a turkey who uses several hilarious disguises to avoid being the main course at Thanksgiving dinner. This comical book, written by Wendi Silvano and illustrated by Lee Harper, is fun to read aloud. Link to book on Amazon
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