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Looking Beyond Gender when Recommending Books for Kids

February 15, 2015 by Jennifer

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Dawn wrote a fantastic post at 5 Minutes for Mom explaining what factors she uses when finding books for her own children and make recommendations to other people who ask. Please click through and read the post.

Filed Under: 12 and up, Children's Books, Dawn, Easy Readers, High School, Middle Grade Chapter Books, On Reading, Young Adult

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