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1. Cathy Goldberg Fishman

Fall Frolic in the City

A fall frolic in the city. What do I see? One pile of red leaves Under a tree.

1. Cathy Goldberg Fishman

Summer Stroll in the City

Summer Stroll in the City Cathy Goldberg Fishman Illustrated by Melanie Hall The cheerful celebrations of the summer engage all of the senses in this colorful counting board book that takes readers on a stroll through the park. Starting with one splashing fountain and ending with ten people sipping pink lemonade, the whole book is a delightful treat that captures the essence of summertime. Along with the typical features of most parks, there are several unique multicultural additions as well, such as djembe drummers and bougatsa treats. The collage-style illustrations are particularly colorful and eye-catching. Diverse people appear on all the pages, and a list on the back cover of the book notes what is depicted alongside each number, providing further context. Specific cultural festivities are vividly depicted, such as Juneteenth or the Dragon Boat Festival. This book would be an especially enjoyable selection for any family or summer reading event, and is perfect for infants, toddlers, and even preschoolers. Children who like this title will definitely want to collect all of the other seasonal “In the City '' books in the series for a whole year’s worth of counting.—Children's Literature

1. Kathleen Quigley Caputo

Hado Bear's Secret

1. Melanie Hallock

I Can Hope

1. Cathy Goldberg Fishman

Spring Stroll in the City

"City sights and holidays abound in this gorgeous counting board book...Children will delve into the illustrations and search for animals on each spread."-School Library Journal "The colorful illustrations are sweet"-Kirkus Reviews "Warm, alive, magical, and inviting. Enter this celebration of spring, and the illustrations will transport you to possibility, hope, and joy."—Rabbi Yael Romer, DD, Congregation Emanuel of the Hudson Valley "A dazzling resource to begin a multicultural dialogue between young children and their caregivers. Fishman and Hall are a winning team."—Warren Umansky, PhD, child and adolescent counselor and author "The delightful A Spring Stroll in the City captures the golden mind of young readers through a celebration of the diversity of humanity while also sharing valuable information."—Dr. Aman Kay, author, poet, and professor at Georgia Military College "Hooray for A Spring Stroll in the City, the second in this series of simple, inclusive stories that walk our youngest readers through the seasons in a spirit of joy and discovery."—Laura McGee Kvasnosky, children's author and illustrator

1. Cathy Goldberg Fishman

Winter Walk in the City

Follow this adventure through the city in the winter, and peek into the windows to explore multicultural winter holidays.