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Read time: 397 words, 1 minute. Monthly Bucket - November βWishes of the Worldβ How do you make your wishes come true? Wishes of the World learns the answer to that question from children from the United States to Japan, from Thailand to Guatemala, showing readers that hope and wishes are universal even as we make our wishes in unique ways. βWhere Did Splash Go?β Join Misty, a playful dog from the beautiful Caribbean island of Anguilla, as she befriends a magical fish named Splash near the famous SunShine Shack. Their fun games turn to courage and friendship when a hurricane threatens Splashβs safety. This heartfelt story about loyalty, bravery, and knowing when to let go will enchant children and families alike. βSeven Samosas: Counting at the Marketβ Readers familiar with the foods featured and those looking for new favorites will find their tummies rumbling! π΅ Music βBlue Skiesβ A fun and energetic album blending rock, pop, and folk, designed to get kids dancing and singing along while promoting creativity and curiosity. π¦ Extras π
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Kabir & Sue Sehgal
Monthly children's book recommendations, teacher guides, recipes, bonus material from Kabir & Sue Sehgal, New York Times bestselling authors of 10 picture books. Join 2k subscribers.
Read time: 420 words, 1 minute. Before Diary of a Wimpy Kid was a book, it was published online, one page at a time. Jeff Kinney shared the story on a small website, unsure whether kids would return the next day.They did. The drawings were simple.The jokes sometimes missed.The main character was not especially brave or heroic. Over time, the story took shape in public.That slow testing helped make it what readers recognize today. Some childrenβs books are polished first.Others grow by being...
Read time: 365 words, 1 minute. At a playground, we recently watched a child water bare dirt.No seeds.No sprouts.Just careful pouring. When asked what she was growing, she said, "I'll check tomorrow." That's spring.Trusting something unseen is already underway. -Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - Aprilπ Books Word MuseumBy Isabel Otter (Illustrated by Sophie Ledesma)Filled with peek-through gatefolds, this culturally rich board book introduces words through objects you might find in a museum....
Read time: 372 words, 1 minute. In northern India, Holi isn't a single afternoon.It unfolds over several days. And in some places, more than a week. In towns like Mathura and Vrindavan, thousands gather year after year, with temple events, processions, and bursts of color marking the days around Holi. Welcome to Holi.You donβt watch it. You step into it. -Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - Marchπ Books Maisy Loves FrogsBy Lucy CousinsLearn all about frogs and toads with Maisy. Explore frog life...