How Dinosaurs Went Extinct: A Safety Guide Margaret Neville, The King’s English Bookshop, Salt Lake City, UT Little Cap will make readers smile as they explore his world.” Zuill’s last book Sweety captured our imaginations because it was quirky and cute. “Little Cap overcomes his fears when he has to go and find his best friend Gustav. Gustav Is Missing!: A Tale of Friendship and Bravery

Tildy Lutts, Belmont Books, Belmont, MA Harrison’s stunning art style perfectly encapsulates all the beautiful roundness of being a child, and encourages love and warmth for yourself if you are navigating the world as big.” “A gentle and loving book about what it means to be big. Meghan Bousquet, Titcomb’s Bookshop, East Sandwich, MA It is captivating, empowering, and impactful written for a young audience and to be enjoyed by all.” “Through exquisite art and spacious language, Big Tree is told by sibling sycamore seeds making their way in the world. Here are the titles appearing on the May/June 2023 Kids’ Indie Next List: The deadline for nominating titles for the July/August 2023 Kids’ Indie Next List is May 8.įind more information about nominating titles here. All Indie Next List picks are based on recommendations from booksellers at independent bookstores across the country and include a bookseller quote and full bibliographic information. The tri-fold, four-color flier features the top 10 children’s titles for May/June and additional titles organized by age group. The May/June title list is also viewable as a collection in Edelweiss. Here is a preview of the titles on the May/June 2023 Kids’ Indie Next List flier, arriving at stores in the upcoming Kids’ Box mailing.

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