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Trunk-or-treat!
by Chris Ayala-Kronos
This boo-tiful Halloween picture book celebrates all the costumes, decorations and sticky candy all on WHEELS! As one family attends a community trunk-or-treat event!
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Ahoy, mateys!
by Ilanit Oliver
When a pesky pigeon ruins Vivie's painting, she has a hard time calming down. With a splash of Barney magic, Vivie, Mel, and David--along with their favorite Sea Witch, Baby Bop--embark on a high seas adventure and learn to navigate big feelings together by using mindful breathing!
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Hap-pea Halloween
by Keith Baker
A group of happy peas think and scheme, deciding what they should be for Halloween.
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The King of Kindergarten
by Derrick Barnes
A confident little boy takes pride in his first day of kindergarten, by the Newbery Honor-winning author of Crown.
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Things that go bump in the day
by Melinda Beatty
With all the daytime noises making his imagination run wild, vampire Vlad races to his patient and reassuring, yet tired, mom until he learns how to calm himself down and get a good day's rest!
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The wrong book
by Drew Daywalt
In this giggle-inducing story, the narrator is WRONG about everything, including that bicycles say cock-a-doodle-doo and firefighters shout Ding Dong! before putting out a fire, until the characters within the book set him straight. From the author of The Day the Crayons Quit.
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Finding things
by Kevin Henkes
Exploring storytelling, connections, luck, nature and responsibility, this wonderful picture book encourages readers to be creative and find purpose and connections in all that surrounds them.
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With Dad
by Richard Jackson
When war calls his father away, a young boy collects memories of their time spent camping and hopes, one day soon, his father will come home and they'll head back out into the woods to make more.
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Zooloween
by Alan Katz
This imaginative, rhyming picture book shows what happens when the animals at the zoo dress up for Halloween and compete for the best-dressed prize on a night full of fun and surprises!
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Fall parade
by Camelia Kay
In this seasonal follow-up to Spring Parade, little ones are invited to follow Daddy and Baby Fox as they welcome a festive parade of autumn fun, with falling leaves, shiny red apples, acorns and all of their beloved friends.
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Chicka chicka tricka treat
by Julien Chung
On Halloween, letters climb a creaky tree in disguise, but then they are startled by a spooky surprise.
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Outdoor farm, indoor farm
by Lindsay H. Metcalf
Readers can join two children as they explore the inner workings of an outdoor and an indoor farm where they point out a variety of incredible machinery as well as innovative farming techniques that yield the delicious food we enjoy throughout the year.
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I Love Lucy : let's put on a show!
by Robb Pearlman
Bringing to life one of the world's most beloved classic TV shows and its iconic characters, this brand-new story inspired by I Love Lucy finds Lucy, Ricky, Fred and Ethel preparing to put on a show, but Lucy can't seem to find anything she's good it.
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Supernatural : An Official Spooky Picture Book
by Micol Ostow
When their dad's journal leads them to the haunted Waverly Hills Boarding House, brothers Sam and Dean Winchester, facing off against demons and creatures, must stop fighting and listen to each other to break the curse on the house and save the day.
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Bros
by Carole Boston Weatherford
Celebrating boyhood and friendship, this upbeat picture book follows a group of young Black boys as they spend an adventure-filled day together living their best lives freely in their community.
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Five stories
by Ellen Weinstein
Celebrating many diverse cultures that make up our nation, these are the stories of five children, from five different cultures and in five different decades, from the 1910s to the 1980s, who all grew up in the same building on the Lower East Side of New York City.
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Will the Pigeon graduate?
by Mo Willems
The Pigeon had better graduate, as he did the work, paid attention to the little details and overcame some big obstacles, or did he, in an uplifting, hilarious and inspirational graduation picture book.
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The biggest sister
by Cala Spinner
There is going to be a new baby in the family, and that means Peppa is going to be the biggest sister! But what does that mean, anyway? Find out with Peppa!
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Dinosaur roar!
by Paul Stickland
Dinosaur weak, dinosaur strong, dinosaur short or very, very long. There are all sorts of dinosaurs, from sweet to grumpy, from spiky to lumpy. Introduce young children to prehistoric pals and the concept of opposites as the dinos race, roar, and stomp their way to their lunch!
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Old MacDonald had a dragon
by Ken Baker
The new dragon on Old MacDonald's farm puts all the other animals, and the farmer, in peril.
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If you happen to have a dinosaur
by Linda Bailey
A humorous survey of the practical things dinosaurs can do explains how otherwise unused dinosaurs can offer a perfect excuse for forgetting homework while also making good nutcrackers, kites, and burglar alarms.
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Say please, Stitch!
by Book Author
This entertaining board book, complete with die-cut teeth for Stitch, invites readers to learn about manners alongside Stitch and how “please” and “thank you” can go a long way!
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Curious me! Numbers
by Dona Rice
This "my first" style board book introduces babies and toddlers to numbers 1 through 10. Each of the books in the Curious Me! Board Books series explores important concepts with rich vocabulary, engaging text, and artistic visuals.
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1001 things to spot in the sea
by Katie Daynes
Brimming with things to find, count and talk about, this charming picture book provides hours of puzzle-solving fun. Spot crabs in a rock pool, whales on the horizon, shoals of fish in a coral reef and sunken treasure on a deep-sea dive. Excellent for encouraging concentration and attention to detail, as well as reinforcing counting skills--all in a playful, informative way.
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The watering can
by Julien Baer
When Nina brings home a yellow watering can she finds on the sidewalk, a tremendous surprise awaits her as she discovers that this watering can might just be magic, in a whimsical story about the power of everyday things.
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Toto
by Hyewon Yum
A little girl gets self-conscious about her birthmark, which she calls Toto, when going to school, so she hides Toto with bangs until Toto accidentally appears, in a story celebrating friends who remind us to be our full selves.
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Natterjack Toad makes a mighty crunch
by Sean Taylor
It's a perfect day. The sky is blue, the water is sparkling, and Natterjack Toad has a packet of his most-favorite snack: delicious chocolate-chunk crunchy-munch cookies. He can't wait to dig in. But not so fast! A lanky heron is intruding on his hidey-hole! Natterjack Toad is off, quickety-whip. But every time he tries to eat his cookies, there's someone in the way--someone on the lookout for a (toady) snack themselves.
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Everyday Bean
by Stephanie Graegin
A collection of vignettes showcasing the adventures of Bean (a baby hedgehog) and her grandmother.
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Sarang saves the school
by Korena Di Roma Howley
At a seaside school in a sunny fishing village, Sarang and her classmates are surrounded by empty desks. More and more families have been moving away, and, with so few students, their rural school may be forced to close. Their village may be getting smaller, but it's still home-a place filled with love and memories. So Sarang hatches a plan. If the school needs more students to keep its doors open, why not offer local grandmothers, including her own beloved Halmeoni, the education they were denied as girls? Can Sarang and the other students and villagers convince the reluctant grandmothers to join forces and embark on their educational journey together? Set in contemporary South Korea and inspired by real events, Sarang Saves the School is a fresh and timely take on the power of intergenerational bonds and a charming testament to taking action for causes you believe in.
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Odder : an otter's story
by Katherine Applegate
Odder spends her days playing underwater and learning life lessons from her mother. But when Odder's life takes a dramatic turn, she is rescued by humans. The people are kind, and introduce Odder to other rescues. Soon, it's clear that Odder has a talent for teaching other pups how to otter.
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Pirates love underpants
by Claire Freedman
A laugh-out-loud adventure features a wacky band of underpants-loving pirates who battle sharks and hunt for treasure while wearing their favorite undergarments and embarking on a zany expedition to find the fabled Pants of Gold. By the creators of Aliens Love Underpants.
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My friend May
by Julie Flett
Margaux and her cat May became friends when Margaux was just six years old. They grew up together, sharing countless memories along the way. But one day, May is late coming home. Where is May? Is she under the porch? Maybe on the roof? Margaux's Nitãosis (the Cree word for auntie) helps search for May in the tall grass. But soon Nitãosis needs to leave; she's moving away to the big city, and has to pack her things into boxes. Margaux helps Nitãosis, but she can't take her mind off May. Will she ever return? Nitãosis is worried, too. But little do they know, May has a surprise in store for both of them!
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Snappsy the alligator (did not ask to be in this book!)
by Julie Falatko
When a meddling Narrator makes slanderous claims in the hope of creating a more exciting story, Snappsy the alligator, who just wanted to go about a very ordinary day, balks at the accusations made about his appetite for cute fuzzy critters and refuses to invite Narrator to his party.
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What mommies do best
by Laura Joffe Numeroff
A back-to-back two-in-one book perfect for both Mother's Day and Father's Day pairs five young animals with their mommies for different activities on one side and then with their daddies for the same activities on the other side.
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We're going on an egg hunt
by Laura Hughes
Very young children are invited to practice counting up to 10 along with an adorable group of bunnies on spreads depicting a springtime Easter Egg hunt and featuring interactive lift-flaps that reveal fun surprises.
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A garland of henna
by Varsha Bajaj
Part of a long line of henna artists, Nikita feels like giving up when she discovers it's much harder than it looks, until her grandmother and mother convince her to try again and join in this beautiful family tradition.
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When you go to dragon school
by Chelsea M Campbell
The human school is full, but don't worry, there's a spot waiting for you at the local dragon school! Even though you might not have scales or wings or the ability to breathe fire, with a little bit of courage and your own special talents, you'll have no trouble fitting in. Even if your classmates are a little bit...toothy.
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Leonard builds a haunted house
by Mike Ciccotello
Leonard the cheerful, can-do ghost is building his family members a new haunted house. It needs to be the scariest house ever! Except the more Leonard builds, the less creepy their new home looks. From the un-scary cellar to the snug roof that doesn't leak, it's nothing like the house of horrors his family imagined...or is it?
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The zombees
by Justin Colâon
On Halloween, a swarm of undead bees invades the town to deliver spooks and sweets.
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The good game
by Arihhonni David
In this entertaining Native American tale, Mouse and Squirrel want to play lacrosse with the four-legged animals facing off against the winged animals, but neither team will let them join until the winged animals come up with a clever plan.
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Princesses love school
by Bri Marie McNish
In this enchanting picture book, young readers can join their favorite Disney princesses on their first day of school as they experience such activities as making friends, learning new skills, doing arts and crafts, having fun at recess and more.
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A Stick Called Cyril
by Alison Falkonakis
Cyril is more than a stick--it is a lifelong friend, a helpful tool, and a source of pure imagination. This simple token from nature becomes pivotal in a young man's life, as he grows from playful child to climate activist to wise grandfather.
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Proper Badger would never trash the classroom!
by Lauren Glattly
Proper Badger gets on the wrong bus but decides to take it to school since he always dreamed of earning gold stars, and though tempted by mischievous thoughts, he strives to be on his best behavior--until his badger instincts get the better of him.
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Just us
by Molly Beth Griffin
When a storm prevents all the relatives from gathering together for the holidays, a family navigates disappointment with mindfulness and gratitude as they piece together a holiday full of new traditions while still acknowledging that it's okay to miss the old ones.
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Batter up for the first day of school!
by Bethany Hegedus
Twin siblings excitedly get ready for their first day at Grand Slam Elementary, tackling tasks and challenges with a fun baseball twist.
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I want to dance in pants
by Jess Hernandez
When Ava and her family are invited to a quinceañera celebration, her mother takes Ava shopping for a new dress, but Ava doesn't like dresses and finds what she wants to wear: a bright and sparkly tuxedo pantsuit.
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Bear and the three Goldilocks
by Patrick Horne
When the Goldilocks family leave their campsite to go on a hike, baby bear comes along and makes a mess of their food and belongings--because that is how bears roll.
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A bold pumpkin plan
by Katy Hudson
When his plan to build a one-of-a-kind home in a huge pumpkin leads to new friends, Hedgehog is empowered to see his plan to completion, in this stunning picture book that conveys themes of friendship, problem-solving and self-awareness.
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I love you, jingle bell baby
by Helen Foster James
A bunny prepares for Christmas, and when friends and family arrive it's time for carols and hot cocoa, in a story that reminds readers that the joy of the holiday season is being with loved ones.
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Have yourself a cheesy little Christmas
by Jory John
Every December, the Big Cheese hosts a gigantic jamboree with flashy decorations, sparkling outfits, extravagant gifts, ear-bursting music, and jaw-dropping entertainment. It's the #1 party in town and it can't be beat! But this holiday season, mere hours before the festivities, disaster strikes! With no backup plan in place, the Big Cheese must call in a big favor to help save the big day. But will Christmas still be Christmas if it's not quite so grand?
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Ceecee : Underground Railroad Cinderella
by Shana Keller
CeeCee is a young enslaved girl growing up alongside the two spoiled daughters she must work for on a plantation in Maryland. She takes care of them, catering to their every whim and suffering their casual cruelty. She learns to read by listening to their lessons and stories with the threat of punishment if caught. CeeCee receives help from the caring cook, Binty, and hope comes in the form of a different kind of escape. CeeCee chances everything for the possibility of a new life. While many are familiar with the traditional Cinderella story, this retelling is sure to empower and uplift a new generation of young readers.
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The lollipop monsters Christmas
by Eric T Krackow
Larry is preparing for his annual Christmas celebration when he finds Walter, a lonely monster, and invites him to the party so he wouln't have to spend the holiday alone.
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Bill the snowman
by Eric T. Krackow
Bill the snowman accidentally destroys a blue bird's home when he chops down the perfect tree for Christmas but inspired by the Christmas spirit, he is determined to help the blue bird.
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I come from another galaxy
by James Kwan
James is far away from his home planet of Earth, and in this galaxy, he's the alien. He has no idea how to fit in with his classmates, who all have googly eyes, slimy tentacles, or noodle arms. No one here knows how to pronounce his name, the school busis a UFO, and don't even get him started on the bathroom! But when it comes time for show and tell, James realizes that he has something special to share.
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Go and get with Rex
by David LaRochelle
While playing Go and Get, where each player must go and get something that starts with a certain letter, Jack and Jill are mystified as to why Rex keeps getting it wrong, in this comical alphabetical exercise in thinking outside the box.
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Vampire jam sandwich
by Casey Lyall
You may not have heard of the Vampire Jam Sandwich. But it's time you learned the truth. Once upon a time, a vampire (maybe his name is Terrence) took a bite of a jam sandwich (maybe he thought the jam was... something else). And you know what happens when a vampire bites you... That's right. The jam sandwich has become... A VAMPIRE JAM SANDWICH. Terrifying, stalking the streets at night, sneaking into people's homes in an endless search for MORE JAM!
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America Gives Thanks
by Bob McKinnon
In this stand-alone companion to America’s Dreaming, New York Times bestselling author Bob McKinnon and celebrated illustrator Thai My Phuong craft a beautiful, sweeping story about the importance of speaking up for what really matters.
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Level Up
by Antonis Papatheodoulou
A unique picture book inspired by the world of gaming and the level-up mania in apps and games. It tells the story of two very different game characters... A story about what power really is and what's really worth using it for.
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Memoirs of a dog
by Devin Scillian
Tired of always getting blamed for EVERYTHING, Topanga the dog shows readers how she keeps the household running smoothly and hopes that one day, her family will realize what a giant role she plays in their lives.
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The Grumpy Ghost Upstairs
by Mamiko Shiotani
A grumpy little ghost makes a new friend in this wryly funny, spooky-but-cute picture book with striking illustrations reminiscent of Brian Selznick. A little ghost lives in the attic of a big house. All alone: just how he likes it. Until one day a curious girl disturbs his peace and quiet.
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Recess
by Lane Smith
An interactive picture book in which students participate in riotous recesses to break up the tiresome moments at school.
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My thoughts have wings
by Maggie Smith
This reassuring bedtime picture book addresses intrusive thoughts and anxiety, showing how a little imagination and a lot of love can manifest happy thoughts and sweet dreams for young children.
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Interrupting Chicken saves the Nutcracker
by David Ezra Stein
"Hi, Clara! Like my tutu?" "Ahem," said the narrator. "Chicken!" said Papa. "You can't go onstage!" It's winter vacation for the little red chicken and, with promises of best behaviour, she's on her way to see The Nutcracker with Papa. She can't wait! Infact, she's so excited that Papa is worried she might get a little carried away . . . Take your seats and get ready to giggle as a certain irrepressible audience member dances onstage at key moments, determined to save the nutcracker from that bully Fritz and the sword-wielding Mouse King. But what happens when a revered classic has its storyline turned on its head? In this special holiday tale for loyal followers and new fans alike, David Ezra Stein moves the meta from page to stage as Chicken gleefullybreaks the fourth wall"
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Problem solved!
by Jan Thomas
Rabbit needs to clean her room, but when Pete the Problem-Solving Porcupine's plan causes more of a mess, Rabbit needs to quickly come up with her own strategy before chaos ensues.
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Baby bat bedtime
by Paige Towler
Accompanied by fascinating scientific facts and photos from the Smithsonian Bat Lab, this soothing story shows little readers how they can soar into their bedtime routine along with small brown bats whose bedtime preparations mirror their own.
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First day around the world
by Ibi Aanu Zoboi
A picture book offers a lyrical celebration of the first day of school across every continent and explores what going back to school looks like, including breakfast-to-bedtime routines, for children in countries around the world.
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