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1. Back to School

I know that, for some of you librarians, it feels like summer (and summer reading) will never end.  But I was visiting my family in California recently and my sister-in-law mentioned that my niece is starting school on August 10th!  August 10th!  That seems so early, doesn’t it?  Here in NYC, the public schools don’t start until after Labor Day.  What about your part of the country?  When does school start?

With school starting just around the corner, here are some new books to consider adding to your library to refresh and update your collections:

KINDERGATORS: HANDS OFF, HARRY! by Rosemary Wells
This is an excellent picture book recommendation for kids with personal space issues.

AMELIA BEDELIA’S FIRST FIELD TRIP by Herman Parish, illustrated by Lynne Avril
Take a look at activity ideas for your classroom and library.

PETE THE CAT: ROCKING IN MY SCHOOL SHOES by Eric Litwin, illustrated by James Dean
It begs to be sung out loud – check out the video!  You can also download activities.

And for those of you librarians with another couple weeks of summer reading, hang in there!

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