A Kid of Their Own fall an impor­tant inclu­sive fea­ture

an impor­tant inclu­sive fea­ture

which sparks confusing emotions in Henry

This is a great book to use in Spanish class as well as for occasion such as Spanish Heritage Month as well as Grandparents’ Day festivities since the book does mention Grandparents’ Day at one point in the story

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A Kid of Their Own fall an impor­tant inclu­sive fea­tureBy: Megan Dowd Lambert Illustrated by: Jessica Lannan Can Clyde handle the new kid in town? In this fresh and funny followup to the Ezra Jack Keats Honor book A Crow of His Own, Rooster Clyde has just settled in and found his voice when everyone demands that he take his hard earned crow down a notch to let newcomer Rowdy and his mother get their beauty sleep. That doesn't sit well with Clyde. Even worse, motherly goose Roberta seems to have taken the