Booklist: I'm Your Neighbor Books

Books from the "I'm Your Neighbor" website, and about building a welcoming community.
 

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1. New shoes for Leo

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Author:
Deedy, Lauren Agra
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Duraleigh Road - Picture Books
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East Regional - Picture Books
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Eva H. Perry Regional - Picture Books
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Description:
Every year William's family sends a package of food, clothing, and medicine to their family in Cuba, but this year they realize they have forgotten to include new shoes for Leo.

2. Hana's hundreds of hijabs

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Author:
Gutta, Razeena Omar
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Athens Drive Community - Picture Books has 2
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Cary Regional - Picture Books
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East Regional - Picture Books
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Description:
"When her huge collection of hijabs and accessories gets way out of control, Hana comes up with a clever plan for sharing her talents and possessions with her community"--

3. Under my hijab

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Author:
Khan, Hena
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Athens Drive Community - Picture Books
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Cary Regional - Picture Books
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Duraleigh Road - Picture Books
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Description:
As a young girl observes that each of six women in her life wears her hijab and hair in a different way, she considers how to express her own style one day.

4. Rostam's picture-day pusteen

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Author:
Tahmaseb, Ryan Bani
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Cary Regional - Picture Books has 2
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Eva H. Perry Regional - Picture Books
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Fuquay-Varina Community - Picture Books
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It is picture day at school, and first-grader Rostam does not want to wear his traditional Iranian pusteen, because he is worried about what the other children will think.