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| Wind Watchers by Micha ArcherFramed as a year-long conversation between a group of children and the wind that accompanies them through the seasons, this picture book is equal parts poetic and playful, with lavishly dynamic collage art throughout. Try this next: creator Micha Archer's Caldecott Honor-winning Wonder Walkers. |
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Alphonse, You're Ruining the Show! by Daisy HirstWhile staying the night at Granny's house, siblings Natalie and Alphonse decide to put on their own play, but when creative differences get in the way, Granny saves the night so that in the morning, after a tasty pancake breakfast, they can debut their theatrical performance.
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Best in Show by David ElliottWith clever and cheerful verse, this ode to our canine companions introduces big dogs and small dogs, scruffy dogs and elegant dogs and dogs from around the world, offering a pawsome read-aloud for dog lovers and aspiring pet owners.
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Bitsy Bat, Team Star by Kaz WindnessAfter Bitsy Bat is outflown by a new, non-speaking student, Enzo Owl, Bitsy decides to beat Enzo in a race, but when a friend needs help, Bitsy must choose between helping and winning.
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| Papilio by Ben Clanton, Corey R. Tabor, and Andy Chou MusserIn this charming, fact-filled story, three creators take turns showing readers the stages of a black swallowtail's life, from caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly. Each stage has its own style, but sweetness, humor, and solid information persist throughout. "Move aside, Very Hungry Caterpillar," declares Kirkus Reviews. |
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| Just Like Millie by Lauren CastilloFeeling shy and overwhelmed after moving to a new neighborhood, a little girl finds a confidence-building connection when her supportive mom introduces her to Millie, a "not too big, not too small" rescue dog. Illustrations with soft lines and cozy colors round out this comforting read. |
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| Spider in the Well by Jess HanniganIn the town of Bad Göodsburg, an exhausted young jack-of-all-trades naively accepts his neighbors' claims of altruism. When he meets the spider who lives in the local wishing well, however, the boy discovers the not-so-pure truth. For fans of: the long format, darkly droll humor, and justice-oriented plot of Jon Klassen's The Skull. |
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| A Maleta Full of Treasures by Natalia Sylvester; illustrated by Juana MedinaOne girl's long-awaited visit from her abuela is made even more exciting when Abuela brings maletas (suitcases) filled with marvelous treats from "nuestra tierra, the land where my mom and dad were born." This feel-good story may resonate for kids who share bonds of family and culture across borders. |
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8! |
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Longwood Public Library800 Middle Country RoadMiddle Island, New York 11953
(631) 924-6400
longwoodlibrary.org |
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