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Kiana Borjian, the librarian at St. Paul’s Episcopal School in Oakland, has suggested her children’s summer reading list.Hey, kids! Summer is finally here, which means instead of doing assigned reading you can read whatever you want for pure pleasure. And who better to suggest some fun reads than Kiana Borjian, the librarian at St. Paul’s Episcopal School in Oakland? Below are her comments about what’s on her list this year.
“The tales of friendship inspire both giggles and profound reflection — the kind of book that should go in the children’s classics canon alongside ‘Frog and Toad.’ ” “Oh, No, The Aunts Are Here” by Adam Rex: “A hilarious and relatable book about the misadventures of family. I highly recommend this as a family read-aloud. It’s a perfect book to remind kids how fun reading can be and celebrate the special characters and forms of love that we experience through family.”
“Her passion for gardens and cooking may inspire new summer hobbies, and you can seek out some of her same adventures in San Francisco.” “Speculation” by Nisi Shawl : “Winna is a young girl who finds that a pair of her great aunt’s glasses grants her access to the past and communication with her ancestors.
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