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Campingland by Ame Dyckman; illustrated by James BurksThis laugh-out-loud picture book follows a family as they try their hand at camping, which does NOT go well, but when they find Campingland, a perfect indoor camping theme park, they realize it's PERFECTLY BORING and decide to give outdoor camping another go!
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Flamingos Are Pretty Funky : A [Not So] Serious Guide by Abi CushmanBlending narration, sidebars, speech balloons and dialogue, this entertaining and educational introduction to the tall wading birds known for their bright pink color shows off their fabulous traits along with funny illustrations of flamingos in their natural habitats.
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If My Hair Had A Voice by Dana Marie Miroballi, illustrated by Patricia GrannumA young Black girl is disappointed in her natural hair until she discovers that Black hair tells the story of a rich cultural history filled with diversity, resistance, artistry and, of course, beauty.
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Once Upon A Friend by Dan Gemeinhart, illustrated by Shin Yeon MoonWhen the young reader opens the cover of Meego's book, they are instant best friends and side by side, leap from the adventures in Meego's stories to the adventures in the child's real life, journeying and growing together through thick and thin.
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Pig In Jeans by Brenda LiA pig who wears JEANS, Brian, while on a walk with his friend Nathan the Unicorn, reveals the mysterious contents of his many pockets when he saves the day, showing everyone that being true to yourself, no matter what people say, can empower you to help others.
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Porcupine and Cactus : A Prickly Pair by Katie Frawley; illustrated by Alex WillmoreWhile on a long and lonely desert walk, chatty and hopeful Porcupine attempts to befriend Cactus, but when his prickly new pal doesn't say a word, Porcupine refuses to give up on their unlikely friendship!
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This Book Is Definitely Not Cursed by Megan Woodward; illustrated by Risa RodilIn this hilarious, interactive picture book that is DEFINITELY not cursed, readers may experience strange symptoms like the wiggles and giggles that would require them to take silly steps to break the curse, but since this book is not cursed, kids can read away without fear!
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Willow The White House Cat by Jill Biden, illustrated by Kate BerubeWillow, a farm cat from Pennsylvania, adjusts to her new home, the White House, where she finds new places to play and friendly staff members who, regardless of their busy schedules, warmly embrace her presence.
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The Yellow Bus by Loren LongA tender, gorgeously illlustrated picture book from the #1 New York Times best-selling author/illustrator tells a touching story about a forgotten school bus that finds happiness and purpose in the most unexpected places, and in the journey along the way.
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You Can Be A Good Friend (No Matter What!) / : A Lil TJ Book by Taraji P. Henson, illustrated by Paul KellumWhen her classmate notices she does things a little differently than everyone else, TJ is relentlessly teased and is filled with anxiety and doubt until she recalls some words of wisdom from her grandma and figures out how to help herself make new friends.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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