Picture Books
Here are some suggestions for your Summer Book Bingo NW Teen Book Bingo 2024 category: Picture Books. Teen Book Bingo is our teen summer reading program presented in partnership with Seattle Arts & Lectures. Annotations written by an SPL librarian.
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Noodle and the No Bones Day
Fiction. Learn to practice self-care than with our favorite pug with a good ol’ No Bones Day!
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Where's Waldo?
Fiction. Need a break from reading, but want to check off this square? Go on the hunt for Waldo in this search-and-find book while racing against the clock.
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Choosing Brave
Non-Fiction. Learn how Emmett Till’s mother influenced the civil rights movement with beautiful cut paper silhouettes and an engaging story.
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Antiracist Baby
Fiction. Rhyming text takes readers through nine steps to take on the path of anti-racism.
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The Whatifs
Fiction. Kilgore shows readers how you can take the “whatifs” from negativity and anxiety to hope and courage.
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The Blur
Fiction. Time flies as we grow up – Lê takes readers through the blur of getting older.
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We Are Water Protectors
Fiction. Anishinabe and Métis author, Lindstrom, shares indigenous people’s work to protect the earth’s water in a beautifully illustrated story.
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Dreamers
Non-fiction. What is a dream? Morales shares hers in this autobiographical immigration story.
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Homeland
Non-Fiction. Home—sometimes it is the place you come from, and sometimes it is the place you are. The author finds home in her father’s stories of Palestine.
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Gender Heroes
Non-Fiction. From Marsha P. Johnson to Pidgeon Pagonis learn about different transgender, non-binary, and intersex activists through short biographies.
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