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  2. Jan 7

    Just read WE ARE WATER PROTECTORS by and Michaela Goade. What a beautiful, lyrical and important book. I will be rooting for this one to be a winner.

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  3. Jan 6

    The Polling Booth by Randolph Caldecott. With the Caldecott Winner Announcement coming soon & in light of today's politics, I think that this drawing is especially pertinent.

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  4. Jan 12

    Much as I've been gushing about We Are Water Protectors, I hadn't yet had a chance to sit down & read it. AMAZING! Hope this book wins the not just because the artist is Alaskan😊but because it's GREAT & highlights a v important issue!

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  5. 29 Jul 2020

    Day 29, Rain. A very wet morning when passed through Rutland last YEAR.

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  6. Jan 11

    : on Patricia MacLachlan + 's "Prairie Days" (): "Poetry + picture come together to create a bk that provides children w/ a 'visual experience' that's altogether mesmerizing + worthy of the ."

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  7. 16 Nov 2020

    Very excited to be adding all these wonderful books to our collection today

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  8. Jan 5

    check out these award hopefuls!! 📚🏆🏅

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  9. 14 Aug 2020

    Also, would LOVE to see a collab with musicians much like the oscar best original song category ✨

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  10. Jan 9

    Completely emotionally wrecked from finally reading Phoebe Wahl’s The Blue House- I thought I was prepared, having read ’s Calling piece for . I was not prepared. I am shattered. This book broke me, then put me back together. Wow.

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  11. 11 Jul 2020

    The great she-bear coming down the street. Have you seen this bear before? Maybe you've seen the street: Still recognisable as the High Street in . Much of 's is inspired by his time living here. So we want to celebrate him!

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  12. 28 Jun 2020

    Congratulations to our 2020 Caldecott medal winner, The Undefeated, illustrated by Kadir Nelson, written by Kwame Alexander and published by Versify, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt!

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  13. 26 May 2020

    Especially when Sophie gets really really angry

    Distance learning can't replace teachers. Here’s how they make all the difference in the classroom.
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  14. 4 Aug 2020
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    Let’s just call it Rockridge. @luckykyle55

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  15. Jan 7

    In preparation for the , we’re taking our own vote this month on which books will win the and medals. What are your thoughts?

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  16. Jan 12

    In good news of the day, I received the magazine with my friend on the cover! Hey ! looks great, too! Shh! I’m reading.

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  17. Jan 10

    We read Interrupting Chicken, then wrote & illustrated how we feel if we’re interrupted.

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  18. 15 Dec 2020

    If your don't know the of Wilson Bentley (1865-1931) read them the beautiful SNOWFLAKE BENTLEY by .

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  19. 14 May 2020

    Today for we read winner Hello, Lighthouse by

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  20. 15 Oct 2020

    Although My Dish and Her Man Spoon are merely concept , compare to those with that were by Randolph Caldecott MY immediate challenge is to increase the in my

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  21. 14 Jul 2020

    This wondeful captures the spirit of our festival. is long but . had a relatively short life, but achieve so much and left a grand legacy!

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