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28 Good Reads for September

28 Good Reads for September

You can borrow these books for FREE through the Boston Public Library (BPL) or preview them through our affiliate link on Amazon.

Princess Hair
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This book opens with "all princesses wear crowns" and features girls wearing locs, twists, kinks, wraps, puffs and more.

September

The Ghanaian Goldilocks
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A Ghanaian twist on the British fairytale, Goldilocks and the Three Bears. This version stars a young boy named Kofi who earns the nickname Goldilocks, because his hair forms gold tips from hours playing under the sun. Available for FREE on ComCat (Massachusetts Library Catalog).

September

Moana and Pua (Disney Moana) (Step into Reading)
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Learn how Moana's best friend Pua, the pig, came into her life.

September

Papa Love You
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A grandfather's love letter to his first grandchild. Not yet available at the Boston Public Library

September

Grandma's Tiny House
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Despite being small, grandma's house is the perfect place for everyone to meet.

September

Bunheads
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Prima Ballerina Misty Copeland shares the story of her first dance role. You'll see how happy and nervous young Misty was as well as how hard she worked.

September

I Am Famous
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Meet a girl who was famous since the moment she was born.

September

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