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Left , Right, Emma! Stuart J. Murphy Murphy is a Visual Learning Specialist and what he does in this book is make the task of learning left and right easier for children; a marching parade and a string for Emma, as well as color distinction with the words left and right, help pave the way. The book is a simple story which could prove to be a helpful asset to teachers. Crouching Tiger , Ying Chang Compestine A boys visit with his grandfather gives him an opportunity to learn about what it means to be Chinese. Not my favorite story, a little too long for a picture book. Omer's Favorite Place , Ifeoma Onyefulu Books like these can be great teaching tools, a view into another world for kids, however, Onyefulu's book falls short of that when he uses Nigerian words without explaining what they mean. I did not care for this book. And then it's Spring , Julie Fogliano, illus. Erin E. Stead (2011 Caldecott winner) I loved this book, it's lovely story an...