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Dino-school
by Lisa Wheeler
"Welcome the school year dino-style! Dino-kids have fun all through the year, from the fall fling and the spelling bee to the 100th day of school and track and field day!"
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Squash and Pumpkin : #squashgoals
by G. G. McQueen
"Acorn Squash is tired of being overshadowed by Pumpkin and her beloved spice each fall season, so a campaign is launched to make Acorn Squash the new seasonal star."
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The wild robot on the island
by Peter Brown
Roz the robot wasn't designed to live in the wilderness, and when she washes up on the island, she must learn from the animals and adapt to her new surroundings, and before long the island begins to feel like home
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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 day the crayons made friends
by Drew Daywalt
Duncan's crayons have left his room to make friends--from Red Crayon wanting to drive a firetruck, to Blue Crayon meeting a fashion doll, to Esteban off to tame a teddy bear, each crayon has a story to share
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Dragons love underpants
by Claire Freedman
"With flaming holes in their undies, a pack of pant-loving dragons embark on a knicker-nicking adventure through the Kingdom of Pantasia"
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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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Axolotl and Axolittle
by Jess Hitchman
Axolotl and Axolittle are total opposites through and through, but after a squabble, they learn to make up and get along, as siblings often do
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Fluffy McWhiskers : Crunchazaur kaboom
by Stephen W. Martin
"When a 189,037-picture-book-high kaiju monster starts eating everyone and everything in its sight, Fluffy McWhiskers and her friend Potato must come out of hiding to save the world... if only they can figure out a way to keep everyone from exploding at the sight of their cuteness first!"
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Narwhal vs. kindergarten
by Vanessa Roeder
"A narwal's horn keeps getting in the way during his first week of kindergarten, until his new friends help him find just the right accommodations"-- Provided by publisher
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Norman and the smell of adventure
by Ryan T. Higgins
Norman the porcupine leaves his best friend Mildred the tree and sets out to find an adventure, but eventually decides that the best adventures are shared
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The worry-worry whale made 32 mistakes
by Deborah Diesen
"Swim along with Willa Whale as she explores the experience of trying, practicing and making mistakes, discovering that everyone makes mistakes when they try new things, even grown-ups, and that mistakes are an important part of learning and growing"
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I am strong!
by Todd Parr
"A celebration of all the ways kids can be strong and resilient"
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Mao Mao's perfectly imperfect day
by Laan Cham
Mao Mao, a perfectionist Panda, is determined to teach his messy new classmate the art of perfectionism but ends up discovering the joys of embracing imperfection
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Embarrassed ferret
by Lisa Frenkel Riddiough
"Ferret spends a day at school full of embarrassing mishaps and new friends"
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Over in the mangroves
by Jyoti Rajan Gopal
Rhyming text introduces various animals and their young that call the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest home
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Not perfect
by Maya Myers
"In this relatable story, Dot is good at a lot of things, but good isn't perfect, so when she gets an assignment to make a poster about a person she admires, she chooses her best friend and is determined to make the perfect poster for the perfect friend. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations."
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My abuela is a bruja
by Mayra Cuevas
"My abuela is a bruja. There is magic in everything she does. There is nothing more magical than a grandmother's love. But one lucky girl suspects her grandmother has actual magic. It's in the tun-tun-tun of the way she dances salsa, in the warmth of herhugs, and the delicious smell of her cooking. The granddaughter wonders: will I have magic of my own one day?"
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Evelyn witch gets a pet
by Beth Ferry
"Evelyn Witch has messy hair, bubbling potions and pumpkins, but she wants a pet and she can only afford the mystery pet, a plain white egg, so she must learn to have patience while it hatches"
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Lost in a book
by Chris Britt
When best friends Chad and Oliver step into a book, Chad becomes trapped in the cavernous binding until a friendly librarian comes to the rescue
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Little Owl's fog
by Divya Srinivasan
When bats invite Little Owl to visit their cavern, he is apprehensive, but with help from his friend Raccoon, Little Owl learns that different can be wonderful
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The biggest dog in the book
by Ben Lerwill
"From tiny Chihuahua Agnes who loves to burrow beneath cushions, to Holly the Collie, who loves chasing her tail; from Popcorn the Beagle with the very waggly tail, to Poncho the friendly Dalmatian, this book contains a pack of adorable dogs"
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Happy Halloween, Fiona!
by Richard Cowdrey
On Halloween night when her little brother Fitz gets nervous about going trick-or-treating, Fiona encourages him to think about what fun they'll have getting yummy treats and seeing all their friends around the zoo in costumes. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Itty Bitty Betty Blob makes a splash
by Constance Lombardo
"In this sequel to the adorably spooky Itty Bitty Betty Blob, our favorite blob is back and has to pick a school club to join! Betty wonders if she should be a drama DIVA or perhaps she'll try out for the school diving team? But when she meets the divingcoach, Betty finds out that she's not the only blob in the family who ever got scared when she jumped from the high dive! What happened to Betty's mom back when she was a school-age blob?"
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The girl who sings to bees
by Chiquis Rivera
Missing her mother and bullied in school, Janney can no longer sing until she is inspired by one particular bee in the garden of Abuela that works harder than the others, leading her to open her heart and her voice
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The marvelous now
by Angela DiTerlizzi
"A magical friend called the Marvelous Now shares the wonders of mindfulness and the serenity of living in the present moment"
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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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I send you a hug
by Anne Booth
Saying goodbye to each other, Big Bear tells Little Bear about all the ways she'll send a hug from afar, in this reassuring story for every child who is missing someone. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Everywhere you are
by Victoria Monâet
"From Grammy-award winning R&B superstar and songwriter Victoria Monâet comes a lyrical picture book that's perfect for children with separation anxiety"
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Pajammin'
by Ziggy Marley
"Follows a family's pajama party sleepover as they spend a fun night together filled with games, pillow fights, music, and stories"
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In the wild
by Zadie Smith
Maud, the quirky, judo-suit-wearing guinea pig, and her owner Kit embark on an outdoor adventure, where they make new friends, experience brave moments, and discover the joy of being themselves
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Kitty vs. kindergarten
by Martha Freeman
Kitty fights tooth and claw against any kind of change, but when he goes to kindergarten, he finds that new experiences can be a positive thing
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Watch out for falling iguanas
by Edwidge Danticat
"Perfect for readers of all ages, this captivating picture book teaches children about iguanas' unique behaviors while celebrating the bonds between generations and the wonders of the natural world. On a rare chilly day in Miami, Florida, young Leila sets off for school bundled up in her bright red jacket. But this isn't just any cold day--her grandmother, Grandma Issa, gives her an unusual warning: "Watch out for falling iguanas." As Leila navigates her morning, she can't stop thinking about Grandma's strange words. From remembering dodging coconuts and seeing her parents' car being held up by chickens crossing the road to admiring roaming peacocks, Leila's day is full of curious encounters. But nothing prepares her for the moment she sees an iguana drop from a tree. Join Leila, her close friends, and her teacher Ms. Benoit on an unexpected adventure as they discover why these tropical creatures fall from trees during cold snaps. With charming illustrations by acclaimed Jamaican artist Rachel Moss and atruly heartwarming story, Watch out for falling iguanas is a delightful tale about family, friendship, and the surprises nature can bring"
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Ai & Aiko and the little curve
by Peter Draw
"Based on the viral, record-breaking, and award-winning Giphy sensation, this warm and heartfelt magical adventure stars a boy and his dog who learn that the happiness is the most beautiful thing of all. Ai's self-portrait is wonderful, his grandfather says-it's just missing one little curve. What could that little curve be? Looks like it's time for Ai and his best friend, Aiko, to go on an adventure! With Ai's magical scarf turned into a paper plane, the two friends fly around searching for curves. A fluffy cloud? A colorful rainbow? A moving melody? None seem quite right. It's only when Ai is back home thinking about the happy times he had along the way that he discovers the most beautiful curve there is. In this fun and comfortingly sweet story, happiness is truly the most beautiful thing of all"
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Rima and the painter
by Leila Boukarim
"Rima and her mama have moved far across the world to a new home. Now, everything feels dark and gray, and Mama doesn't smile like she used to. But when Rima discovers the painter on television, everything changes. His soft voice and crunching brush inspire Rima to create art. And soon, Rima and Mama paint their own world in their new home"
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Our pebbles
by Jarvis
"Grandad always knows the best way to go to Pebble Beach. As they climb the dunes, he and his grandchild can smell the sea before they see it. There they meet a seal and find old pirate wood. They have melty ice cream. And every time, before saying goodbye to the beach, they each pick a pebble. 'Do you know this pebble is older than me?' Grandad says with a twinkle in his eye"
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That's not Stella
by Donna Fredin
"How well do you really know your pets? Milo is convinced that his cat pet Stella is an imposter! Is Stella just trying some new things or is she a completely different cat altogether? A humorous story of the bond between a young boy and his pet"
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Polecat has a superpower
by Jill Esbaum
"A polecat brags to a porcupine about his unique biological and behavioral traits and demonstrates the surprising snazzy move he uses to ward off predators"-- Provided by publisher
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How to teach your monster to read
by Christianne C. Jones
When a little girl tries to teach her monsters to read he runs away, but she uses word families to find him and save the day
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Tenacious won't give up
by Pam Vaughan
Tenacious is determined to ride her bike in this year's Wheel Parade, but she keeps crashing--until her sister advises her to try smarter, not harder
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A is for Alfie
by Randy DuBurke
"Alfie Betts has been feeling down, and it isn't just the rain. The kids at school think his name is weird. But with the arrival of his awesome babysitter Quentin, Alfie will learn that there's a whole world of possibilities in the letters that make up his name. From A is for acrobat to E is for electrician, they imagine all the wonderful things Alfie could grow up to be"
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The bagel who wanted everything
by Alan Silberberg
A plain bagel dreams of being more than one flavor, sampling a variety of nontraditional seasonings before finding the perfect combination
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Leila and the voice
by Shahrzad Maydani
Leila, a young girl on a journey to overcome fear, meets a supernatural creature who helps her discover the courage within herself
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Peppa Pig and the wedding day.
by Candlewick Press
"Mr. Bull is getting married to Mrs. Cow, and the whole town is excited! Peppa is very happy she'll be a bridesmaid, even if she doesn't know what that is. But weddings need a cake, a dress, and rings--and this celebration is tomorrow! How will everything get organized in time? Thankfully, a trip to the dress shop, a visit to the ring store, and some expert baking by Mummy Pig may just save the day. Happy wedding, everyone!"
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Sunshine baby, bofrot cheeks
by Bernard Mensah
A baby and his dad spend a joyful day together. Includes information on Ghanaian culture and Twi vocabulary
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Make new friends, keep the old
by Amber Ren
Celebrate the power of friendship in a lyrical tribute to the special bond between friends that captures the love, fun and strength that the gift of friendship brings to our lives. Gr 1-2
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The Day the Books Disappeared
by Joanna Ho and Caroline Kusin Pritchard; illustrated by Dan Santat
Arnold can’t understand why his classmates bother reading books about anything besides the best topic: planes. Discovering that he can wish away all the other books, Arnold is delighted...until his beloved plane books disappear as well. Curiosity and empathy set things right in this “seamless mix of magic and relatable classroom drama” (Publishers Weekly).
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Boar and hedgehog
by David Elliott
"When Hedgehog, who probably wants to be helpful but comes across as a busybody, gets stuck in a hole and needs help, cranky Boar is the one who might assist him"
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I Got You: A Brother's Promise
by Derrick Barnes; illustrated by Shamar Knight-Justice
From the moment Rasheed is born, his caring big brother Anthony shows him how to do everything, whether it’s building a block tower, braving a thunderstorm, riding a bike, or -- eventually -- becoming a big brother himself. I Got You offers a sweet, straightforward portrait of a sibling bond.
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A monster's meal
by Meritxell Martâi
At the annual feast for fiends, lift the flap to discover each monster's deliciously gruesome meal
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The big snowdown
by Katy Hudson
Owl confidently believes her natural talents are enough to win the winter games, but her opponents demonstrate the real key to success is preparation
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Monster makeovers
by Jonathan Emmett
"A rollicking, rhyming text that tells the story of the Ugly Salon owned by Uglymug, who must do his best to make everyone look their worst for Halloween. With his moldy make-up, grime and slime, putrid paste, aging cream, and mucky mousse galore, there are lots of icky delights in store for those children who love a bit of the yuck factor!"
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Super Goat Girl
by Tracey Baptiste
"A shy new kid tries her best to fit in with her classmates on an action-packed first day at superhero school"
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The moving book
by Lisa Brown
"A boy reassures his little sister about an upcoming move, reminding her of past moves and talking her through the process"
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The haunted scavenger hunt / : A Spook-Tacular Storybook
by Steve Patschke
This hilarious Halloween page-turner follows four friends who embark on a scavenger hunt to discover the clues needed to open a mysterious box, which results in creepy chaos and a special surprise at the end! Illustrations.
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The king of books
by Gina Perry
"And the King of Books cannot wait to show off all the things that he can do with his magnificent collection. He can make dizzying book towers, fearsome book-quakes, and even handy book trays for his meals. Much to the horror of his trusty advisors, though, it seems that the King of Books is oblivious to their original purpose. But when a fearsome Moat Monster takes exception to the King's antics, the King of Books has to unlock the full potential of reading in order to save the realm"
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The class pet / : The Class Pet
by Tara Lazar
Flat Cat spends a day at school with his friend Willow where he earns a gold star as a homework assignment and flaunts his fur at show-and-tell
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Angel draws a dinosaur
by Pavonis Giron
"Angel's inspired to draw the perfect dinosaur, but fear and frustration take root as he can't draw what he sees in his head, but through emotional self-expression and encouragement, Angel explores and appreciates the art-making process"
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Twelve days of autumn
by Sherri Maret
"In this reimagined version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas," wildlife is observed during Autumn"
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The fresh beat : a Boss family groove
by Allison Holker
Maddox day is offbeat and nothing is going quite right until he decides to change things up by getting his first big boy haircut, and with his family's support there is nothing he can not do
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Yeti is not ready for school
by Leigh Anne Carter
"It's almost the first day of monster school, but Yeti is NOT ready. Even though she has practiced her stomp, perfected her growl, and filed her fangs...her stomach is still full of fire-breathing moths! Can Yeti survive her first day? Or will she find away to stay home instead? With a gentle reminder from dad that Yeti may not be the only nervous new student, Yeti Is Not Ready for School is the perfect read to help assuage pre-first day anxieties"
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Daniel Tiger's 5-minute stories.
by Angela C. Santomero
One dozen top-selected favorite stories adapted from the popular television series are designed to be read in about five minutes each and include Daniel Goes to School, Daniel Visits the Doctor and Daniel's New Friend. TV tie-in. Simultaneous eBook.
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Go, sloth, go!
by Toni Yuly
A cheer for sloth as she leaves her perch in search of food
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Cricket : told by Bandit.
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"It's time to play cricket! It's Rusty's turn to bat, but will the grown-ups be able to get him out? As they try, Bluey learns that cricket is more than just a game"
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Stemosaurus
by Andrew Root
"Not everyone has heard of Spike, the Stemosaurus. Unlike the other dinosaurs, he's small, quiet, and rather weak. But Spike has boundless curiosity. He loves math, making inventions, and discovering new things about the world around him. Which is why the other dinosaurs come to him when they discover something LARGE heading right toward the earth. It's a giant meteor! What's a STEM-loving dinosaur to do? Save his friends, that's what! Spike is about to come up with the invention of a lifetime..."
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The witching hour
by Jennifer Harris
In the witching hour between dinner and bedtime, anything can happen--laughter, tears, fun screaming and not-fun screaming--in a story about a family of witches desperately trying to entertain a cranky baby
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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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Little Witch's to-do list
by Helen Kemp Zax
"Cast a spell for sunshine / Fluff my cobweb bed Feed my baby phoenix / Turn my black robe red Little Witch is very busy from morning to night-good thing she has a to-do list! From brewing potions to summoning bats from belfries to baking a toadstool cake, she has many tasks to complete before bedtime. But it'll all get done; one thing at a time. And when everything she has to do gets totally done, Little Witch is rewarded with a fantastically finished list and a hug from her mom. Perfect for Halloween or every-day read-alouds, Little Witch's To-Do List offers a gentle lesson on the importance of organization. The raised, glittery text on the cover is so inviting that young readers will be eager to accompany Little Witch during her very busy day. And they are in for another sparkly surprise when they lift a tall flap at the end of the book to see all the items in Little Witch's to-do list checked off in glittery ink from her magic wand!"
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Wonderfully wild / : A Book About Manners
by Justine de Lagausie
Various animals humorously demonstrate all the things children should not do--like farting, burping, fighting, and never brushing their teeth
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Recess
by Lane Smith
Structured around a run-of-the-mill school day, this irresistibly interactive book offers kids a series of short "recesses" in which they’re prompted to shake, stomp, quack, or yell "BANANAS!," among other silly activities. Hilarious asides from the narrator add even more humor to this exuberant romp. For fans of: B.J. Novak's The Book With No Pictures.
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The tour at school!
by Katie Clapham
"When your job is to introduce the new person to your school, the first thing you need to do is sound very excited! Always start with the most important spots, like the echo-ey bathroom and an emergency meet-up place, like the big chestnut tree on the playground. Share your favorite memories of recess, show off the million-book library, and don't forget to introduce the new kid to someone you know, like Gary the classroom fish. Most important of all, remember how it feels not to know anyone and be lonelyand scared--and extend an offer to be a friend"
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Lola's moving day
by Anna McQuinn
Lola and her growing family are moving into a larger space, so together they set up a packing plan, say their goodbyes, and settle into their new home
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5-minute girl power stories
by Alli Brydon
Presented in the top-selling format of 5-Minute Marvel Stories, a collection of short tales stars one dozen favorite Disney*Pixar female role models, from Lilo and Elastigirl to Tiana and Judy the police rabbit. 150,000 first printing. Media tie-in. Illustrations.
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Big kids
by K. L. Going
A young boy starting school feels intimidated when he sees all the big kids, but a new buddy helps him settle in
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Joan in the cone
by Billy Sharff
"Pet dog Joan discovers that, despite challenges, she can still have good days when wearing a recovery cone"-- Provided by publisher
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The blue velvet chair
by Rio Cortez
A young child describes the changes they see throughout the year when they climb the living room chair to look out the windows
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Itsy Bitsy Spider
by Jane Cabrera
"When the rain pours down, Itsy Bitsy Spider's water spout becomes a water slide in this nursery rhyme reimagining"
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500 dreams : a bedtime seek-and-find
by Jennifer Eckford
"What if you could choose your dream? Which one would you choose? Would you fly with a dragon? Make friends with a mermaid? Or perhaps you'd speed through space on a rocket? Kids will enjoy settling down for bed with 500 Dreams and exploring different dream scenes. Items hidden within each scene add to the fun with a total of 500 things to find throughout the book and the corresponding answers appearing in the back. Make bedtime a fun and happy adventure every night with this search-and-find book that encourages sweet dreams! It makes a great gift"
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My name is Ai Lin
by Maria Wen Adcock
When Ai Lin starts school, she helps her classmates learn to pronounce her Chinese name and shows them that her name is not just a sound but a meaningful part of her identity and heritage
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Be bold, Bob
by Jane Porter
"In the heart of the forest, everyone is getting ready for the big show. Everyone but Bob the elephant. Bob longs to sing on stage, but it's impossible--he's just too nervous. Whenever he tries, his ears get hot, his trunk feels tangled, and nothing but a tiny squeak pops out. When his friend Paloma, the ukulele-playing pangolin, shares her secret, Bob agrees to perform. But at the very last minute a minor disaster strikes and he can't go on. Until, that is, he remembers Paloma's secret--and how much he'd like to give her something in return"
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On the first day of preschool
by Tish Rabe
A modern twist on the classic song "The Twelve Days of Christmas" will convince parents and children alike that there is no place cooler than a preschool classroom where there are so many new things to do
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The pink pajamas : a story about love and loss
by Charlene Chua
A young girl learns to honor the memory of her late Ah Yi, or aunt, and cherish her love through the pink pajamas she once disliked but now treasures as a heartfelt reminder of their bond
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King of the dump
by Tim Wynne-Jones
'"Teddy and his dad are going to the dump. At the rural waste management center, Teddy helps to sort the recyclables, using a garbage claw to rescue a missorted bottle, chasing scrap paper and watching (and hearing!) the compactor at work. 'Got to make it as small as possible,' Dad says as they watch forklifts and bulldozers moving garbage into piles that stretch as far as the eye can see...Finally, it's time to visit the 'As Is' store, where Teddy is sad to be leaving his beloved ride-on dog toy. Teddy is too big for the toy now, but will he be able to part with it?"
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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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G is for gratitude
by Samantha Berger
"Serves as a meditation on things we can be grateful for and encourages people to recognize the beauty around them, from the air that fills our lungs to the laughter that unites"
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Finding forgiveness
by Rebecca Gardyn Levington
As two sisters gather for the ceremony of Tashlich, during which they'll symbolically cast away their regrets from the previous year by throwing bits of bread into a body of water, the sisters reflect on their past mistakes -- they can't undo their actions, but they can start fresh again this year, if only they take the lessons of Tashlich to heart. Preschool-Gr K
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You are not alone
by Ingrid Law
A child is reminded that even in the stillness of night, when it feels like they are all alone, they are surrounded by nearby loved ones, a quiet neighborhood, and the natural sounds of a world that never fully sleeps
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The little ghost quilt's winter surprise
by Riel Nason
"The little ghost quilt loves being out in the cold. For once, he doesn't overheat, and he likes how the snowflakes make his patches look polka-dotted. His friends, who are sheets, get too cold in the winter weather and have to stay inside, but the little ghost quilt doesn't mind. He enjoys slowly drifting along on his own. On one of his frosty flights, he sees something happening in the town. People are putting up warm, twinkling lights, and there's a fun festive feeling everywhere--like Halloween, his favorite season, but with snowmen and wreaths and candles in windows instead of pumpkins. He is filled with excitement and happiness looking at all the beautiful decorations and joyous people, yet he can't help but feel sad that his friends can't be there. But then, after almost getting caught in a blizzard, the little ghost quilt is struck by inspiration . . ."
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The gingerbread monster
by Dan Gemeinhart
"In his laboratory high on the hill, Frank N. Stine has a ferocious sweet tooth that snarls to be fed. But when an eerie experiment spills into his Gingerbread batter, a frightening cookie creation comes to life! The Gingerbread Monster is hulking, horrific...and hungry. But as Frank is chased by his creepy creation, the young baker begins to wonder what the Monster truly craves. After all, there's no sweeter treat than friendship"
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Is it asleep?
by Olivier Tallec
Squirrel and his best friend, Pock the mushroom, learn about the cycle of life and death when they discover a blackbird lying still on the path
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If animals loved books
by Ann Whitford Paul
"If animals loved books, Fox kit would carry a stack of library books that swaaaayyy. Puppies would gather around to hear Dog's story time. Bunny would hip-hippity-hop in a book-happy dance. Each forest animal would love books in their own special way"
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Goodnight, pickleball
by Chuck Sambuchino
"A young girl helps cheer on her dad's pickleball team while learning all about America's fastest growing sport in this delightful bedtime picture book for picklers of all ages!"
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Forts
by Katie Venit
Children explore the world around them and discover different ways to create forts--magical spaces for play, imagination, and belonging
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Birthday surprise!
by Virginia Murphy
"Stitch's friends are throwing him a surprise birthday party--he just doesn't know it yet! Can Lilo keep him distracted all day while Nani sets up his party?"
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Fish friends forever
by Kerry Ferguson
"'Whoop-a-loop and wahoo!' writes the young girl in her diary on the day she welcomes her pet fish, Frank, into her home. She and Frank play games such as Hide and Seek and Who Can Hold Their Breath the Longest (Frank wins that one!), they dress up for Halloween together, and she writes Frank lullabies and valentines. But one day Frank doesn't come out from his hiding place and isn't interested in his fish food. A few days later he has died and she is inconsolable. Frank was her forever friend, and she could never love another fish. Or could she?"
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I am Oogie Boogie
by Matthew J. Gilbert
"In a town full of monsters, Oogie Boogie is the meanest around, and when Jack Skellington is distracted by Christmas, Oogie Boogie decides it's time to take over Halloween Town
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Catch that cake!
by Melissa Lagonegro
"Benny the Bull made a special cake for his abuela, but Dora and Boots need your help to deliver it safely. Can they avoid the wind, rain, and that sneaky fox, Swiper?"
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Frankenweenie
by Matthew J. Gilbert
Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist, brings his beloved dog Sparky back to life after he gets hit by a car, but when his classmates find out, they create their own pet monsters that bring destruction to their town of New Holland
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Put your shoes on
by Polly Dunbar
"Josh and Mom are heading out to Aunty Nelly's birthday party, and it's time for Josh to put on his shoes. But Josh is in his own little world, and the more Mom begs him to put his shoes on, the wilder his imagination becomes"
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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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