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GatheringBooks
Cesaria Feels the Beat | Denise Rosario Adusei
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#DynamicDs Day 11: Cesaria, a Deaf girl, who uses sign language to communicate, is on her way to a #Dance performance. She was upset when her coach asked her to wear sandals for the #Dance and she preferred to be barefoot. When Cesaria was finally on stage, she simply allowed the rhythm to wash over her and did what was true and right for her body. My full review of this gorgeous title: https://wp.me/pDlzr-rb2

Eggs Beautiful 💜💖💙 8mo
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ManyWordsLater
The Big Umbrella | Amy June Bates, Juniper Bates
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Lovely, simple book.

TheBookHippie I love this book. 8mo
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LiseWorks
The Big Umbrella | Amy June Bates, Juniper Bates
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks ❤️ ☔️ 9mo
Eggs Excellent 👌🏼 ☔️ 9mo
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bibliothecarivs
A Church for All | Gayle E. Pitman
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Librariana
Home in a Lunchbox | Cherry Mo
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Exquisitely illustrated with heart-warming messages about patience, kindness, and inclusivity, without the need of extensive dialogue to convey them, as Jun navigates a new home and school. Cleverly designed, too! After you read it, look under the dust jacket for a lovely nod to one of the story's characters.

#picturebook #diversity #inclusivity #kindness

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Kenyazero
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Yuriko decided it is time to change her name and leave her Japanese American identity behind when the kids at school make fun of her. Dad decides it‘s time to take his new daughter around to also of their favorite spots. I enjoyed this picture book and loved the gentle way dad supports Yuriko. I used this for my tree on cover prompt in #RushathonChristmasBingo. #Picturebook #Inclusivity

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Kenyazero
Wishing Upon the Same Stars | Jacquetta Nammar Feldman
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When her family moves away from their predominantly Arab neighborhood, Yasmeen experiences racism and cultural conflict in ways she never had to deal with before. I enjoyed seeing the ways she learns to cope, navigate her Palestinian parents' conflict with their Israeli-Jewish neighbors, and help her refugee grandma adapt. #ComigOfAge #Inclusivity

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Kenyazero
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Absolutely beautiful illustrations accompany inclusive and we'll composed information about each of these people who achieved or are achieving success in their field and laid major stones for disabilities rep. I enjoyed learning about so many different people from around the world with carried backgrounds, many of whom are alive and achieving today. #DisabilitiesRep #Inclusivity #PictureBook

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Kenyazero
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These wholesome, inclusive comics are absolutely delightful. You've got self accept, anxiety, friend support, a kiwi with murderous intent, stimming, depression, cozyness, coffee, and all sorts of other topics all represented by adorable animals. It was also fun seeing some pandemic time comics in this collection. The goose character also cracked me up. #Inclusivity #MentalHealth #Webcomic #Comic

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DGRachel
The Big Umbrella | Amy June Bates, Juniper Bates
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This is the picture book selection for my library‘s 2023 Community Read program. The art and colors are lovely. The story is simple and sweet. The umbrella always has room and makes room to shelter those in need. 💙