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A safety officer and his silent police dog become school assembly stars for very different reasons.

Two cousins separated by distance stay close through shared traditions, humor, and anticipation of reunion.

William Kamkwamba's childhood ingenuity turns scrap materials and observation into a windmill that helps his village.

As her great-aunt prepares to move from Miami, a girl helps carry family memory from Cuba into the next home.

A baby bird's repetitive search for his mother makes for one of the sturdiest early-childhood read-alouds around.

A fruit bat raised among birds becomes a story about difference, adaptation, and finding your own kind without losing love.

The famous refrain still turns a simple train story into an enduring lesson in effort, hope, and persistence.

A berry-picking trip turns into a gentle comic mix-up between a little girl, a little bear, and their mothers.

Ruby's small worry grows bigger and bigger until she learns what happens when worries are named and shared.

Paula Young Shelton recalls what it was like to grow up inside the daily reality of the civil rights movement.