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WOW Recommends: Beast Rider

Cover of Stormy features a small, curly-haired dog and his ball created in soft hues with pencil and watercolor

WOW Recommends: Stormy

Cover of the Blackbird Girls depicting two girls in black dresses carrying brown backpacks looking out to a red-hued city with a cloud of black smoke rising into the red sky.

WOW Recommends: The Blackbird Girls

When Aidan Became A Brother cover

A Long Time Coming: Representations of Male Queerness in Children's Literature

planet omar accidental trouble magnet cover

A Long Time Coming: Representations of Muslim Characters in Children's Literature

Cover of A Friend For Henry depicting a young boy with black hair playing with colored blocks

A Long Time Coming: Fictional Depictions of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Cover of Under the Broken Sky which depicts two young Japanese girls carrying backpacks and embracing each other, looking out to the viewer on a background of desert and blue sky.

WOW Recommends: Under The Broken Sky

when the beat was born cover

All Listening Together: Biographical Picturebooks About Global Musicians

WOW Currents

Resources Around Epidemics and Pandemics

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Literary Arts Biographies for Young Readers and Writers

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