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Mary Latta - Childrens Peace LibraryYou can find books by book type, by the language of the book, by the age of the children, by the type of book, by the Peace Education strands, by the child or family’s social identity, or by special topics! Whew!! You may select as many options as you choose, but the more you click, the fewer books will come up.

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Dear Child - Cover
Dear Child
John Farrell, Boyds Mills Press, Honesdale, PA 2008
 
"Dear child, / I never knew / clouds were so beautiful, / the sky so blue." So begins this lovely book in which three families (a single dad, two moms, a biracial couple) celebrate the joy their child brings to their lives. Gorgeous artwork shows the families at home, at the beach, in the city, and, finally, dropping their children off at a pre-school saying, "So wherever you go / and whatever you do / remember dear child, / my love goes with you." Joyful to read and to look at!

Ages: Infant/Toddler (0-2), Play Years (2-4)
Languages: English
Book Types: Poetry/Song, Story Book
Identity Groups: Adoptive/Foster, Gay/Lesbian, Single Parent, Non-Stereotypical Males, African American, Asian American, Bi-Racial, White/Euro-American, Multi-racial Groups
Strands: Knowledge of Self & Connection to Others, Joy in Diversity