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Monty and the mushrooms by Dev PettyEveryone knows mushrooms are the loudest creatures in the forest. They're why worms go underground and birds have wings--to get away from the noise! Everyone also knows marmots love quiet, especially irritable ones like Monty.
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No cat like Tac by Alliah L. AgostiniWhen Tyra finds a box labeled "free kittens," Dad says she can pick just one to adopt. So Tyra chooses Tac: a BIG kitten who's a little different from other cats. Everything about Tac, from her zoomies to her hairballs, is bigger, louder, and fierier than other cats.
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Girls belong in space by Ashlee HashmanFrom launching the first US astronauts into space to guiding rovers to Mars, Girls Belong in Space introduces young dreamers to innovative women who prove that girls can do anything and go anywhere!
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Blake the snake bakes a cake by Amy YoungBlake the snake wants to bake a cake for his friend Drake but he keeps making mistakes!. Time to give it another take, Blake. Sheer determination is his only hope as he bakes and bakes and bakes a new cake.
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Book comes home : A Banned Book's Journey by Rob SandersWhen Book is removed from her cozy shelf in the library and placed in the Banned Book Closet, she wonders... Can a book still be a book without any readers?
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The gift of the great buffalo by Carole LindstromRose is a young Metis-Ojibwe girl who has traveled with her family for the bi-annual buffalo hunt, but no buffalo are to be found, in a story showing how the Indigenous communities lived in the late 1800s.
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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. |
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Luigi, the spider who wanted to be a kitten by Michelle KnudsenWhen a lady mistakes him for kitten, big hairy spider Luigi resists her kind advances until tasty breakfasts and getting tucked into bed convince him otherwise, but he soon learns what might be at stake when you pretend to be someone you're not.
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| Ride Beside Me by Lucy KnisleyA mother and child appreciate the fresh air and freedom of a group bike ride. Upbeat, rhyming text keeps the tone light, and cheerful illustrations depict a variety of cycles and riders with enough charming detail to invite close attention. |
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| Today by Gabi Snyder; illustrated by Stephanie Graegin Mindfulness is modeled rather than taught in this slice-of-life story about moments when time seems to speed up or slow down. By following a relatable child through each stage of a family trip -- from anticipation to experience to memory -- kids may be prompted to consider their own relationships with time. |
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Abuela's library by Lissette NormanWhen their favorite reading tree is cut down, Alfonso and his Abuela transform the stump into something magical for their whole community--their very own neighborhood library!
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Ursula Upside Down by Corey R. TaborUrsula, a pink, upside-down catfish in the Congo River basin, is confident in her perspective: aquatic weeds above, sunshine below. Then another fish prompts Ursula to flip, prompting readers to flip the book and share in her changed point of view.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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