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Whodonut? : a holiday mystery
by Josh Funk
"The day has come for the unveiling of the newest Miss Maple book, and Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast have been invited to the very first reading on Holiday Eve! Around the room, everyone is filled with excitement and holiday cheer as they wait for Agatha Crispy to open the book to the first page. But when the lights go out and the book goes missing, everyone becomes a suspect. As the party splits up to search the mansion, Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast team up once again. Will they be able to follow the clues and save the ending to the Miss Maple series, or will the culprit be at large... forever?"
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Goodbye, hello
by Angela H. Dale
"An LGBTQ+ navy family travels across the globe to reunite"
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How to thank a grandma
by Jean Reagan
A celebration of appreciation for family members and the special moments shared with them, from attending parades to sharing snacks
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I truck : a big rig's epic trip
by Kelly Rice Schmitt
"Honk! Honk! Follow along as a semitruck travels cross country with a load of toys. Turbo-powered text and illustrations will appeal to truck-loving kids everywhere!"-- Provided by publisher
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What makes you happy?
by Nedra Glover Tawwab
"Avery learns how to express her own wants and needs as she plans her birthday party"-- Provided by publisher
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Camilla and the Fall Festival
by Julie Dillemuth
"When the wind blows away decorations for the Fall Festival, Camilla and her friends create a map to put everything back together"
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I hate everything!
by Sophy Henn
With his friend's help, an irascible ghost discovers that he maybe does not hate everything after all
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L.O.L. : G.O.A.T. laughs out loud
by Kate Temple
When Goat explains what L.O.L. means, Duck tries to think of a funnier version to make his friend actually laugh out loud
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Pete the Cat's cool new ride
by Kim Dean
"Pete the Cat just got some new wheels. Beep, beep, beep! And as he's grooving down the street, he bumps into one friend, two friends, three! When they pile up in the car, Pete can't keep count and wonders if there is room for everyone. In his fifteenth hardcover picture book, Pete the Cat learns that there's always more room for friends"
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If We Were Dogs
by Sophie Blackall
In this upbeat, energetic tale, an enthusiastic child -- the self-proclaimed “big dog” -- dictates the many canine capers they’d get up to with the assigned “little dog”...who turns out to have their own ideas for imaginative play. For fans of: If I Was a Horse, also by two-time Caldecott Medalist Sophie Blackall.
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Little seasons : autumn leaves
by Mirka Hokkanen
In this brightly illustrated, fun-filled introduction to the lifecycle of leaves, readers can watch how summer fades into autumn and how the leaves change color and begin to fall. 30,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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My cat is a secret agent
by Daniel J. Mahoney
"Samantha knows her cat, Walter, is anything but ordinary--he's a secret agent with the very serious codename Kitty Pants. Unfortunately, no one else appreciates Walter's superspy-ness. Samantha's parents think he's nothing more than your average pet. It's up to Walter to convince them otherwise"
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Oh dear, look what I got!
by Michael Rosen
A hapless boy goes shop to shop, requesting a series of perfectly reasonable items and finds himself thwarted at every turn while amassing a growing menagerie of animals who follow him on his errands
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Ghouldilocks and the three ghosts
by Annie Sullivan
In this Halloween twist on the classic fairy tale, Ghouldilocks explores a haunted mansion, sampling spooky meals and furniture before making friends with three friendly ghosts
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Everything grows in Jiddo's garden
by Jenan A. Matari
"Everything Grows in Jiddo's Garden is the story of a young Palestinian girl and her Jiddo--her Grandpa! Jiddo's garden is a wonder. In it grows so many amazing things--to see, smell, and taste. But helping him to tend the garden teaches this young girl about even more than fig trees. It gives her a chance to discover just who she is. Many years ago, like so many Palestinians, her family was forced to leave their homeland. But Jiddo shows her how, until they can return, tending a garden can connect them to home--and to each other!"
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Go, go, Dodo!
by Huw Lewis-Jones
A carefree dodo walks through the jungle, completely unaware of the dangers around him and the hungry tiger in close pursuit
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Wally Mammoth and the sled race
by Corey R. Tabor
"Wally Mammoth lives in the Ice Age, where his huge heart warms even the coldest of days. And it has to be cold to have a sled race! Wally and his friends Otto the great auk and Wolf the (you guessed it!) gray wolf are all hot cocoa'd up and ready to compete. Otto and Wolf both really want to win, but sweet Wally is happy as long as everyone has fun"
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Bear in the air
by Allison Wortche
"Bear proudly soars above his friends in a hot air balloon...until he realizes he doesn't know how to land"
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There Is a Monster Under My Bed Who Farts
by Tim Miller
"There is a monster under my bed who farts. You don't want to use the bathroom after him... Everyone says, 'It wasn't me!' But what if it REALLY wasn't you? What if it was the monster who lives under your bed? How much trouble can one little monster cause...?"--Provided by publisher.
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Shibu's tail
by Tess Thomas
"Shibu the cat has a lot of feelings and thankfully his fluffy tail helps him express them all! But one day, Shibu realizes that all the other cats are keeping their feelings (and their tails) tucked away. Maybe it would be better to try and fit in?"
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Squirrel and Bird
by Laura Baker
Boisterous Squirrel and reserved Bird demonstrate how there is more to them than just one trait
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Brothers are not for hitting
by Ryan Allen
"Hands are powerful, amazing tools for playing, but they are not for hitting our friends and family!"
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Can I keep it, please?
by John Sullivan
In an attempt to find the perfect pet, Sean soon realizes his plain old cat Sasha unknowingly fits the bill
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Fancy Nancy : besties for eternity
by Jane O'Connor
"For Nancy, a long weekend means fun, fun, and more fun with her best friend, Bree. But, alas! Bree will be away visiting her grandmother, leaving Nancy forlorn--that's a fancy way of saying sad and lonely. Then, at the park, Nancy meets Lily, who is older, fearless, and--from Paris! Nancy can hardly believe such a glamorous girl wants to be friends. They spend the weekend together, and everything seems parfait (French for perfect)....at least until Bree returns. What will Nancy do?! Will she have room in her heart for two true friends?"
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You are a garter snake
by Laurie Ann Thompson
"Text, art, and interactive prompts guide young readers on a journey through the life cycle, behaviors, and habitats of a garter snake"
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Dropbear
by Philip Bunting
"All the woodland creatures are scared of Dropbear, but it turns out what they fear is all a bunch of wild rumors"
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Seven ways through the woods
by Jenn Reese
"There are many ways through the woods. Some are long and winding. Some are as quick as a blink. You might encounter griffins, giants, serpents, sprites, and more along the way"
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Hank meets Frank
by Maudie Powell-Tuck
Hank the goose and his seemingly perfect cousin Frank engage in a rivalry full of pranks and antics, ultimately learning that it can be more fun to play together
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Family Feast!
by Carole Boston Weatherford; illustrated by Frank Morrison
Told through lyrical rhyming text, this tale of Pops and Big Ma cooking up an intergenerational feast will resonate with family-oriented readers, right down to the refrain of "tastes like home when family meet; a bond so warm, so strong, so sweet." Elegantly exaggerated illustrations provide plenty of delicious details for kids to savor. Read-alike: Soul Food Sunday by Winsome Bingham.
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Field trip to dinosaur valley
by John Hare
"In this wordless picture book a student accidentally strays from a class trip in dinosaur valley and meets friendly and not so friendly dinosaurs"
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A fall day for Bear
by Bonny Becker
"One fall day Bear is getting ready to have a picnic with Mouse. But when it's time to leave together, there is no tap, tap, tapping on Bear's front door. Where is Mouse, small and gray and bright-eyed? Bear sets out to meet him on the path, only to findhis friend sitting alone on a stump, looking sad, lamenting the changes of the season--leaves falling, flowers dying, birds migrating...How can the curmudgeonly Bear cheer up his usually cheery friend?"
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Zombie and Brain are friends
by Stephanie V. W. Lucianovic
"Zeb comes from a family of farmers-zombie farmers. Each week they pickle, bake, fry, and sell their grain-fed, free-range brains to be enjoyed by the masses. Zeb understands that brains are food, not pets...until one day he comes across the tiniest, pinkest, squishiest brain he ever did see! Can he convince his parents that his brainy bestie is better off as a member of the family than family dinner?"
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Downtown doors
by Natasha Tripplett
"When Wendall and Mama take their weekly downtown walk, he always pays attention to the doors they pass. As they later make their way back home, Wendall can't help but think about all the people behind each door. They all open their hearts and make him feel loved and at home. Could he be an open door to people in his community too?"
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Snow kid
by Jessie Sima
Twig is a kid made of snowflakes, sticks, and stones, but when his hat blows away he takes cautious steps forward to find his hat and find out who they are
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The monster in the lake
by Leo Timmers
"Eric the duck is nervous to swim in the lake for fear a monster might live there, but he bravely follows his friends and discovers something spectacular indeed lives beneath the surface"
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The emperor's new groove
by Frank Berrios
"Emperor Kuzco is a spoiled and selfish leader--until his devious advisor, Yzma, undermines his power and turns him into a llama! Lost, alone, and far from home, Kuzco must rely on the help of a kind villager named Pacha who teaches him about friendship.Can a llama and a peasant outwit the power-hungry Yzma? Or will Kuzco end up being furry forever?"
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Sharing
by Rosemary Wells
"Charles loves sharing his toys with his friends, because friends are so much better than things could ever be"
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Found you!
by Jane Godwin
During a game of hide-and-seek, Archie worries that his hiding spot is so good he might never be found
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My dog smudge
by Sujean Rim
Smudge the dog does not bark, so his owner and he go explore the sounds that other animals make as they discover that you do not need words to show you love someone
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Floor it!
by Bex Tobin Fine
Like a racecar driver in a race, Baby zooms from room to room and crawls all over the place
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The everything trail
by Meg Fleming
Follows a group of young explorers through the forest as they discover everything nature has to offer
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Fall is for beginnings / : A Picture Book
by Rajani LaRocca
For Ravi, fall brings cool weather and time with his best friend Joe, but when a new girl named Ellie joins their class, Ravi struggles with the changes until he learns that fall can be the perfect time to start a new friendship
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Honesty is the best policy
by Heath McKenzie
"We all make mistakes--accidents happen, jokes go too far, or something gets lost or broken. So what do you do when you're worried about getting in trouble? Should you own up... or stay quiet? In Honesty Is the Best Policy, children's author and illustrator Heath McKenzie brings the classic adage to life with warmth, wit, and a whole lot of humor. Through laugh-out-loud scenarios and expressive illustrations, young readers are gently guided through the idea that while telling the truth isn't always easy,it's always the right thing to do. This engaging story empowers children to take responsibility for their actions, even when it feels hard, and shows how honesty builds trust, strengthens friendships, and helps everyone grow"
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BALLy the Amazing Wonderball
by Jordan Morris
"BALLy the Amazing Wonderball is ready for the show! Unfortunately, so is his audience. You see, the audience is a bunch of dogs (again), and because of a "little incident" the previous night, BALLy gets a bad case of stage fright. With the red rubber ball's every bounce and roll, the dogs get more and more ... interested. Will this be BALLy's last act?"
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How to draw a tree
by David LaRochelle
"Drawing a tree (or anything else for that matter) involves getting to know your subject before even picking up a pencil. More than a drawing lesson, this book encourages young artists to go outside and spend time in nature, exploring firsthand what theyplan to draw. Through direct questions and lively examples, illustrator and writer David LaRochelle encourages readers to explore their natural surroundings, while Colleen Muske's whimsical, vibrant illustrations help readers see trees in a new light"
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Archibald and the furry dinosaurs
by Suzanne Lang
"Archibald, the only bald dinosaur, embarks on a quest to find his lost hair and learns to appreciate his life as it is"
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Our corner grocery store
by Joanne. Schwartz
Anna Maria describes the sights, sounds, and activities that happen at her grandparents' local grocery store whenever she goes there to help them on Saturdays
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What will I do if I miss you?
by Melissa Shultz
"Alex is starting day school, but thinking about being away from his mom for so long makes him feel worried! So he and his mom devise a plan to use their magical connection--heart to heart--to feel close to one another even if they cannot be together. Based on a true story from author Melissa Shultz, and with magical illustrations by Lilia Miceli, What Will I Do If I Miss You? is the perfect picture book for families with working parents or children going to school or daycare for the first time"--Amazon
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My grandma and grandpa rock!
by Pat Benatar
A celebration of grandparents from all walks of life, highlighting their unique talents, passions, and ability to rock in their own way
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I, rock : a geology tale
by Katie Slivensky
"Rock tells his sensational, sometimes harrowing, sometimes hilarious, geological tale to a group of eager students"
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In the autumn forest
by Daniela Kulot
"In the autumn forest, Fox, Mouse, Crow, and Squirrel debate whether a bad storm is brewing - until the storm forces them to take shelter"
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Magic xylophone.
by Golden Books
"Bluey and Bingo are having lots of fun playing the Magic Xylophone game with Dad, but can they learn to share?"
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Kaboom! : a volcano erupts
by Jessica Kulekjian
"The story of a volcano's eruption, as it's never been told before! Here's a step-by-step story of a volcanic eruption--from the volcano's point of view! Readers meet the volcano as it placidly slumbers. But then, hot magma moves into a chamber beneath it. Steam and gas spew out. The magma and gases rise up, ready to escape. Finally, the volcano shouts, "I'm awake!" as lava, hot rocks, and billows of ash erupt out of its vents with a roar. Hiss, gurgle, sputter, growl! Who knew being a volcano could be so exciting? A perfect pick for budding volcanologists--or any kid who can't resist a good kaboom!"--Provided by publisher
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Love stays strong
by Paula Schneider
A mother explains her own illness and changing body to her child, offering comfort, guidance and explanation, and reassures the daughter that no matter how life unfolds, their love for one another will always stay strong
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Aggie and the Ghost
by Matthew Forsythe
Adorable, gnome-like Aggie’s excitement to live on her own turns to annoyance when she discovers that her new cottage comes with a roommate: a shapeshifting ghost who follows her around, steals her socks, and eats all the cheese. Whimsical, imaginative illustrations enhance this offbeat ghost story.
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I like your face
by Brad Davidson
"A young boy shares what it feels like to have a best friend by telling his friend how much he likes his face and all the reasons why. His friend's face is so special he could spot it anywhere, even in a crowd of a million-gazillion people. He knows all the faces his friend makes, like his "Silly Face" and his "Holding-in-a-Fart Face." And his friend knows all his faces, too, like his "I'm-There-For-You Face." Because when you have a best friend, you're never alone"
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Teacher jitters
by Julie Danneberg
Mrs. Hartwell's students' thoughtful words of encouragement help her overcome her nervousness about taking a class for teachers
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Luna and the case of the missing mooncakes
by Natasha Yim
Someone is stealing Mid-autumn Festival mooncakes, so detectives Luna and Mina examine the clues and eliminate suspects until they catch the thief. Includes a note about the Mid-Autumn festival
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Hornbeam by and large
by Cynthia Rylant
"Hornbeam and his friends embark on three new larger-than-life adventures in the third book in the Hornbeam series"
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The trickster shadow
by Joshua Mangeshig Pawis-Steckley
"Drawing on Indigenous ancestral wisdom and inner strength, a child is able to master the dark side of his emotions"
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Little Rebels
by Yuyi Morales
What does it mean to be a little rebel? As the exuberant stars of this book demonstrate, it means asking questions, trusting intuition, caring for each other, and shaping a better world. Luxuriantly colored mixed-media illustrations add abundant visual interest to this message-driven read.
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The cave downwind of the cafâe
by Mikey Please
"In Glumfoot's cave, there's only one item on the menu: booger stew. Then one day, a human named Rene builds a nearby log cabin smelling of all the delicious foods one could eat. But a local ogre thinks Rene smells rather tasty too! Can Glumfoot save Rene--and his chance at a decadent meal--with his quick thinking?"
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Truckin'
by Nancy Hundal
Book Annotation
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Grind : an ode to skateboarding
by Carole Boston Weatherford
"Try an ollie; take to the air. Jump and land; show off your flair. This rhythmic ode to skateboarding revealed through vivid graphic art beckons readers to hop on and spin round and round, cause you're sure to be Olympics-bound!"
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Bitter tea and rock candy
by Yan Gu
"Mimi's Waipo loves liangcha, but Mimi thinks her grandmother's favorite tea is just too bitter. It burns her lips, it tastes sour on her tongue, and it smells like her grandfather's socks-yuck! Mimi secretly feeds her liangcha to the fish, and hides it in a plant, and pours it down the sink-anything to avoid drinking it again. But Waipo has an idea. One morning, she makes a new batch of liangcha for them to share. Will Waipo's secret ingredient be enough to win Mimi over?"
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9 little people
by Regina Feldmann
"Nine little people are born on the same day. All of them experience love and care in their different families, and they grow up doing everything together. They become the best of friends"
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Where is the cat?
by Eva Eland
"Suzy is visiting Auntie today, and she wants to play with Cat. But where is he? Always just out of her reach, Suzy calls for him--she wants to play dress up, or dance together, or pretend they're mommy and baby...but Cat doesn't like the sound of that one bit! Will he change his mind at nap time, when Suzy is quiet and curled up in bed?"
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Monsterpiece Theater
by Dave Croatto
"Cookie Monster, Elmo, Grover, and their Sesame Street friends star in this first-ever Funko Pop! Sesame Street Little Golden Book based on three classic Monsterpiece Theater episodes!"
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Little Snail goes house hunting
by Bia Melo
"Follow a little snail on her thoughtful and amusing quest to find a new house. Little Snail tries out a hilarious array of unexpected homes, completely unlike a snail shell! She tries hanging upside down with bats--a little uncomfortable--and a busy burrow packed with many, many rabbit roommates! Will Little Snail find her perfect home? Perhaps it's closer than she thinks..."
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Hello, Tobi!
by Andrea Câaceres
"Every day, Tobi goes for walks with his family. At the park, he likes to say hello to everyone--small families with big dogs, big families with small dogs, tall families with tall dogs, short families with short dogs. There are families who look alike and families where everyone is different; families who are quiet, some who yell or sing loudly, and some who like to play together or create. Even when there are so many people and dogs at the park that Tobi can't tell which dog belongs to which family, hestill loves them all! But there's always one family he loves the best . . . With welcoming, childlike illustrations and a breezy text, Andrea Câaceres invites us on a walk through the park that celebrates all kinds of families, with an endearing pup whose world is a friendly place indeed. Hello, Tobi! "
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Scratching the surface : exploring earth's layers
by Kate Allen Fox
"A lyrical, scientific exploration of what's below our feet, this gorgeously illustrated informational picture book digs into geological discoveries-and embraces the mysteries science has yet to solve. Join "science poet" Kate Allen Fox ( Pando , Capstone, 2021-named a Best Book of 2021 by School Library Journal ) on a journey to the center of the Earth in this fascinating, wonder-filled investigation of Earth's layers. Illustrated cross-sections and additional nonfiction back matter about the scientificmethod make this narrative nonfiction a comprehensive and satisfying experience for young scientists"-- Provided by publisher
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It's taco knight!
by Megan Maynor
"In a kingdom full of busy, clever people, no one has time to cook. Luckily the Knights of Dinner make sure the villagers are well fed. It could be Pizza Knight or Noodle Knight, Dumpling Knight, even New Recipe Knight! No knight is everybody's favorite,but every knight is somebody's favorite. That is . . . until Taco Knight comes to town-and tries to turn every night into taco night. Brimming with wacky humor and action, It's Taco Knight! celebrates friendship and empathy and reminds us that variety isthe spice of life"
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Beverley, bat your service
by Kelly Collier
Beverley the Bat loves entertaining but never has guests, so when a new human family moves into his big, old house, he eagerly welcomes them but soon realizes his bat-style hospitality might not align with human expectations
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Ellie has a secret
by Amelia Bothe
"Ellie would never dream of taking something from her classroom without asking her teacher first. But the shell she finds during recess is particularly peculiar-and has a mysterious critter living inside it! Surprising even herself, she pops it in her pocket as a little secret when no one is looking. It's not long before the creature outgrows the shell and starts to weigh Ellie down. Does Ellie have a secret, or does the secret have her?"
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You are a burst of color
by Suk-hŭi Ch'oe
"Over the course of a day, a young girl tries to understand her beautiful and sometimes hard range emotions that feel as ever-changing and powerful as the colors in her physical world"
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All around a year
by Mariana Ruiz Johnson
As the seasons pass for a mouse family, some things stay the same while others change, in a story that invites children to reflect on the cyclical nature of the year and their own growth within it
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Unicorn post
by Emma Yarlett
"On a day full of rainbows, one little girl is playing in her tree house when there comes a knock on the door. It's a unicorn! She loves unicorns! Thinking this one must be lost, she has the wonderful idea to bring the unicorn to live at a pet shop, where there are so many types of animals and homes. But when the unicorn doesn't fit anywhere, she wonders if a farm would be more suitable. Or maybe a carnival. Nothing seems to work-is there any place this unicorn would belong? With charming illustrations in candy-like colors and fun hands-on elements, this book is sure to delight believers everywhere"
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My quiet place
by Monica Mikai
A semi-autobiographical story about one child's difficulty dealing with the loud and harsh world around them
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Diaper kid
by Loretta Garbutt
"Dash likes that his diaper lets him-literally-go on the go, but when best friend Esme shows up in underwear, he feels betrayed until a pool and a soggy bottom lead him to see underwear might have perks"
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Books on bikes
by F. Isabel Campoy
"Lâia loves books, and she reads all the time--even while walking her trusty bike through town. But sometimes books can be hard to come by. When Lâia discovers her neighbors are as eager for books as she is, she takes a page from the heroes she has read about and pedals into action! Taking inspiration from the many books-and-bikes projects across the world, Books on Bikes salutes the kind hearts and innovative acts of everyday people who spread community through the magic of reading"
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Tali and the timeless time
by Mira Z. Amiras
"Tali loves spending time with her grandmother, her "Nona," especially when they prepare traditional Sephardic Jewish dishes together. But as they cook, Tali notices that her nona sometimes forgets things--calling her by her mother's name or losing trackof the meal they're making. As Tali navigates these moments, she begins to understand Nona's "Timeless Time," where memories from the past and present come together in beautiful and complex ways"
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I [heart] my cat with the Very Hungry Caterpillar
by Gabriella DeGennaro
"Celebrate the bond between cat lovers and their cats with The Very Hungry Caterpillar! Complete with Eric Carle's classic joyful illustrations and featuring his favorite animal, this charming keepsake is a great way to celebrate cherished pets and show the cat lovers in your life how much you care!"
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The last last
by Wendy Whittingham
"Mum and Grannie rush about and pack our things ... but I don't want to leave our island home! The girl in this story is immigrating with her family from Jamaica to Canada. On this last day before they leave, she chews one last sugar cane stalk, and inhales the sweet smell of roast corn one last time. She takes one last walk to the beach and paddles in the ocean. Can this really be the last time she will see her home? When their plane lands in Toronto, big buildings tower above their taxi. She, Mum and Grannie make their way through the busy streets to get to their new home. As the girl heads indoors, she hears an odd cry from a big, stripy blue bird. A blue jay, Grannie tells her. Could this be her very first first?"
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Popo the Xolo
by Paloma Angelina Lopez
"Nana is surrounded by family and takes joy in her many grandchildren. She's also tired and feels pain. Soon she begins her transition from life into death, accompanied by her beloved Xolo dog, Popo. Together they go on Nana's journey, and by the end of the story, Nana's family celebrates the many years of love they shared with her. And a grandchild will now care for Popo. Beautifully told by debut author Paloma Angelina Lopez and featuring stunning blend of colored art by Mexican illustrator, Abraham Matias, Popo the Xolo helps kids understand how loved ones live on in our memories. An unforgettable picture book that's grounded in the importance of the 9 levels of Mictlān and the role Xolo (show-low) dogs play in Indigenous cultural understandingsof present-day Mexico."
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The power of your name
by Jyoti Rajan Gopal
"A picture book celebrating every name through poetic verse and using the ABC's"
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Before I lived here
by Stacy S. Jensen
"A boy explores the layered history of his neighborhood, from present day all the way back to the dinosaurs"
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Bud Finds Her Gift
by Robin Wall Kimmerer; illustrated by Naoko Stoop
When Bud tells Nokomis that she wants something “big and important" to do, Nokomis invites her to try a deeper way of noticing nature’s gifts. This picture book debut by Robin Wall Kimmerer (author of Braiding Sweetgrass and The Serviceberry, for adults) will speak to quietly observant kids and nature-lovers alike. Read-alike: Remember by Joy Harjo.
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Bela and Lily
by Natasha Khan Kazi
Bela and Lily do not speak the same language, but they still become friends
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Who's afraid of the dark?
by Catherine Rayner
"Molly the hare, Olive the owl, and Dexter the fox love to watch the sun set in the garden. But as night falls, they notice strange shapes in the shadows and hear strange rustlings in their beloved oak tree. What could it be? The more they look and listen, the more they wonder and worry. But is there really anything to worry about? Here is the fourth story about three animal friends that explores big emotional themes with gentle humor and gorgeous artwork perfectly pitched for toddlers!"
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5-minute stories
by Christy Webster
"Survive a skeleton, discover a mooshroom, befriend a snow golem, battle a guardian and more with new Minecraft player Sam, in a collection of seven Minecraft stories designed to be enjoyed in under five minutes"
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Perla and the pirate
by Isabel Allende
With help from their new "pirate" neighbor, Perla uses her two superpowers--making people love her and roaring like a lion--to help find her human, Nico, after he gets lost walking home from school
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Kersplash! : a cloud bursts
by Jessica Kulekjian
"Learn about the water cycle from the perspective of a cloud in this lively informational picture book. . . . learn about how clouds form, what water vapor is, and how it moves from air to ground and back again. . . . Additional back matter includes a diagram about the water cycle, information about different types of clouds and an exploration of the life cycle of thunderstorms"
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The Wobblysaurus
by Rachel Bright
Wobblysaurus dreams of winning a bike race, but wobbles and falls slow her pace until some wise words from Granny change her view, as she learns that a shaky start can lead to something new
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Thank you, Old Oak
by Britt Crow-Miller
"After 400 years in the forest, it's time for Old Oak to fall. With a pop, frenzy of snaps, and a flurry of movement, she leans to one side and falls heavily to rest on the forest floor. When news of beloved Old Oak spreads throughout the forest, creatures big and small gather to show their gratitude for all she gave in her rooted life"
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I am Ken
by Elle Stephens
"From going to the beach, to roller skating, to riding horses, readers will love to learn all about Ken and Barbie's pink-tastic life together"
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The invisible parade
by Leigh Bardugo
"A young girl examines fear and death and discovers bravery against the backdrop of Dâia de Muertos"
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The interrupted plans of Mango and Nan
by Hala Tahboub
"When Mango and his grandmother's plans for an ice-cream outing are spoiled by a broken faucet, they devise a plan to fix the leak and get their dessert"-- Provided by publisher
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| Boo Stew by Donna L. Washington; illustrated by Jeffrey EbbelerCurly Locks loves cooking, but her neighbors in Toadsuck don’t care for her batwing brownies or lizard skin lasagna. But when the town is invaded by shadowy swamp creatures called Scares, Curly Locks’ culinary skills finally come in handy. Stylized artwork rounds out this not-so-scary fairy tale.
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Baa baa black belt
by Gavin Aung Than
"A martial arts obsessed sheep is convinced that he is the greatest thing on the farm"
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Tron
by Matthew J. Gilbert
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How to teach a monster
by Sue Fliess
A monster who no longer wants to be scary sets out to discover a new talent. Includes a brief history on monsters
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Rez Kid
by Andrea Landry
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We go slow
by Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie
A multigenerational family takes a mindful walk in the city
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Tuck me in!
by Nathan W. Pyle
he Moon tries to tuck in all the beaches around the world, but when one shoreline gets covered, another goes without, leading to a humorous struggle to satisfy everyone before bedtime
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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Youth Services Department
222 E Eleven Mile Rd
Royal Oak, Michigan 48067
(248) 246-3725https://www.ropl.org/ |
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