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1. That New Animal

that new animal That New AnimalHere another picture book for our second class. There are lots of books out there that tackle an emotional issue in a heavy handed way. I’m not a fan of those books, but I love this one. What do you think? Does it accomplish its goal? Would it appeal to a child in a similar situation? How does it avoid sounding preachy — or does it?

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2. Pierre Pratt

Quirky, joyous illustrations painted by Canadian Pierre Pratt...
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3. A Rhyming Bedtime Romp: Roar of a Snore

Roar of a SnoreAuthor: Marsha Diane Arnold (on JOMB)
Illustrator: Pierre Pratt (on JOMB) view portfolio
Published: 2006 Penguin Young Reader (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0803729367 Chapters.ca Amazon.com

Gorgeously funky, dark but glowing illustrations and soon-to-be classic rhyme take us on a midnight journey from bleak solo sleeplessness to the blissful comfort of a snuggly, loving clump in this lighthearted bedtime adventure.

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4. Children Like Bad Man

I totally ripped that title off of Bookninja. Totally. Sorry, dude.


It was worth it though. Here's the article.

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