Kirjahaku

A 2021 IBPA The Bill Fisher Award for Best First Book, Silver Medal A celebration of style with AND WITHOUT hair Shreya is a champion on the soccer field, the coolest scientist at her school, and dances like a star. She also has alopecia and can only style her hair in one way so none of the patches on her head would show - the patches with no hair at all. One day she receives a gift from her friends that inspires her to confidently embrace a new (hair) style This picture book about alopecia, self-love, and empathy will inspire young readers to accept the unique qualities that make up who they, and their peers, are.

"Hey Books aren't for eating, they're for reading " Most bookworms liked to dig in the mud, play in the rain, and chomp on their favorite food...BOOKS But not Bina-she can't stand the taste of books at all. One fateful day, Bina opens a book to find a maze of letters. After a friend helps her learn how to read, Bina's faced with a big obstacle-her brothers keep eating her books Looking for ideas in...(you guessed it ) a book, Bina cooks up a delicious solution to her problem that will leave readers hungry for more A fun-to-read picture book that celebrates the power of words and stories for young readers beginning to enjoy reading.

A delicious tale of friendship and foods from around the world Neeva and Nimi love the Indian food they eat at home, but how could they bring idlis to school for lunch when all of their friends always bring sandwiches? But the sisters are in for a big surprise. When their class goes on a field trip, they find themselves at a food festival where they learn their friends eat much more than sandwiches at home, inspiring them to proudly claim their cultural foods and start a new tradition with their friends. In this multicultural picture book, readers will explore foods from around the world and be inspired to celebrate the unique food traditions of their home.