Nanette’s Baguette by Mo Willems (@The_Pigeon) is a rip-roaring, reassuring right-of-passage tale about one young child who is given the freedom and responsibility to undertake her first solo trip to a local shop. Nanette is full excitement and the very … Continued
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Reasons to read The Liszts, written by Kyo Maclear, illustrated by Júlia Sardá 1. At the heart of this story is a gift of a tiny gem of wisdom that will make your day that much richer. 2. It’s a … Continued