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10 little excavators
by Annie Bailey
With each page-turn of this sturdy, action-packed board book, young readers can count all the hard-working diggers from ten down to one.
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Can You Tickle a Tiger?
by Bobbie Brooks
Touch, feel and tickle the jungle animals as you follow the felt finger trails and make them laugh, giggle and snort!
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I love my tutu too!
by Ross Burach
A rhyming concept board book features a penguin, a bear, a toucan and other friends who put on their tutus and form a parade until their number reaches 10 and they celebrate with lively dancing.
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If you're happy and you know it!
by Jane Cabrera
A brightly colored, sing-along picture book depicts a menagerie of joyful jungle animals, from giraffes to lions, in an energetic adaptation of the familiar song that invites children to nod, flap and roar along.
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Dear zoo : animal shapes
by Rod Campbell
A follow-up to Dear Zoo combines simple text, bright cartoon artwork and easy-to-turn, die-cut pages in a hands-on introduction to favorite animals that details some of their most familiar characteristics.
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Can you guess? : animal sounds with the very hungry caterpillar
by Eric Carle
Through delightful illustrations that help bring the animals (and their sounds) to life on the page, children will love imitating the sounds of each featured animal in this sturdy guessing-game board book by the beloved author/illustrator.
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Baby Animals First Colors Book
by Alexandra Claire
Filled with eye-catching photos of animals in their natural surroundings and paired with playful rhymes, these books will instill a love of nature while introducing children to all of the colors in a rainbow of adorable baby animals.
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Count with little fish
by Lucy Cousins
Presents the numbers one through ten, with colorful fish representing each number
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Guess who!
by Laura Driscoll
Featuring mylar mirrors on a sequence of internationally themed spreads, a colorful board book invites youngsters to imagine themselves as an elephant in India, a sea turtle in Hawaii, a panda in China and more. 50,000 first printing.
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Hide-and-seek with Little Hippo
by Gâeraldine Elschner
"Count 1, 2, 3 as Little Hippo looks for a place to hide. His game of hide-and-seek leads him to his bath, where he, in turn, will have to look for his friend the butterfly. Part of the First Steps in Art series, this colorful tale introduces toddlers tofine art and features a bright-blue Egyptian hippopotamus figurine from the Louvre Museum. Can you find him hiding along the banks of the Nile in the golden sands and cool blue waters?"
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Busy baby animals
by Suzi Eszterhas
Babies snacking. Babies tackling. Babies cruising. Babies grooving. Babies climbing. Babies dining ... Wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas has captured the intimate lives of baby animals and their families in this delightful collection of photographs from around the world.
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Everything is Mama
by Jimmy Fallon
Invites readers to follow along as different animals teach their young children that there are words in addition to Mama for familiar activites and objects
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Huggle, wuggle, bedtime snuggle
by Della Ross Ferreri
It's time to calm down and get ready for bed, then chaos erupts! The playful, rhyming words by Della Ross Ferreri come to life in Mette Engell's cheerful illustrations of a father putting his toddler to bed. Their goofy antics and sweet interactions will inspire all families to put a little fun into the bedtime routine
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8 little planets
by Chris Ferrie
"An engaging introduction to the solar system from the award-winning creator of the Baby University series shares rhyming facts about each planet set to the tune of ""10 Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed."""
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Bath! Bath! Bath!
by Douglas Florian
After a fun-filled day, it is time to take a bath
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Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes
by Mem Fox
Rhyming text compares babies born in different places and in different circumstances, but they all share the commonality of ten little fingers and ten little toes.
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Baby botanist
by Laura Gehl
Studious little Baby Botanist dons her lab coat to examine plants large and small, discovering specimens growing in a variety of places while learning how seeds grow and what foods come from plants.
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Everyone's sleepy but the baby
by Tracy C. Gold
"After a long day, the whole family is ready to hit the hay . . . except for the baby. Why is it so hard to get the baby to sleep? With hilarious illustrations that might hit a little too close to home for new parents, Everyone's Sleepy but the Baby is the perfect, true-to-life bedtime story that will help even the most reluctant sleeper wind down for bed"
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Carry me
by Rena D. Grossman
Explores ways that babies are carried in various countries of the world
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Ladybug, ladybug, what can you see?
by Amelia Hepworth
In this interactive board book with a surprise mirror ending, little bug enthusiasts can lift the flaps to find the friendly insects hiding beneath them. Illustrations.
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Where's Spot?
by Eric Hill
A mother dog finds eight other animals hiding around the house before finding her lost puppy. Flaps conceal the animals
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Black white
by Tana Hoban
White illustrations against a black background, alternating with black illustrations against a white background, depict objects such as an elephant, butterfly, leaf, horse, baby bottle, and sailboat. By the author of Colors Everywhere.
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Peekaboo morning
by Rachel Isadora
Little ones can play a game of peekaboo with a toddler who is trying to find Mommy, Daddy, Puppy, Grandma, and Grandpa, in an enchanting board book filled with pastel illustrations.
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#baby
by Michael Joosten
"Babies love looking at photographs of other babies. And here's a hip and funny photographic board book perfect for the Instagram-era baby and parent!"
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Find it : things that go
by Karen G. Jordan
While Little Owl and his mom follow the clue in his birthday card to find his present he sees different vehicles with rolling wheels, including a police car, a bus, and a wagon
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Blinker, blinker little car
by Susan B. Katz
This illustrated board book follows a bright, red car from an exciting race to bedtime with rhyming text that plays on Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
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Brrrum, brrrum, brrrum!
by Annie Kubler
Presents an illustrated version of a nursery rhyme, depicting friends pretending to ride a rocket to space
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Bitty brown babe
by Deborah LeFalle
A parent tells her baby how sweet they are and how blessed their family is
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Good night, baby : say good night in 15 languages!
by Little Bee Books
This endearing board book, filled with photos of sleepy children, introduces simple bedtime routines while teaching toddlers how to say“good night” in 15 languages, including English, Chinese, French, Korean, Navajo and Russian. Illustrations.
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Anatomy for babies
by Jonathan Litton
Introduces readers to different parts of the human body and how they work
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All Done!
by Kaitlyn Lockwood
Simple sign language for some of the most common words and phrases helps parents and caregivers bridge the communication gap with little ones.
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Guess how much I love you
by Sam McBratney
During a bedtime game, every time Little Nutbrown Hare demonstrates how much he loves his father, Big Nutbrown Hare gently shows him that the love is returned even more. Available in English and Spanish versions.
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Hello, frog
by Isabel Otter
Little ones can join Frog on a trip around the pond and through the rainforest, in this interactive, tactile adventure with touch-and-feel textures, lift-flaps and peek-through holes. Illustrations.
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Big little = : Grande pequeäno
by Leslie Patricelli
Some things are big. Some things are little. But everything is fun! Algunas cosas son grandes. Algunas cosas son pequeänas. Pero todas las cosas son divertidas!
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Hello, beautiful you!
by Andrea Davis Pinkney
Through lively, rhythmic text and adorable illustrations, this board book helps parents show their little one how truly extraordinary and beautiful they are.
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Count and clap with Curious George
by Chris Ayala-Kronos
"In this engaging, interactive story, young readers can move and clap with George as he counts from one to five. Colorful illustrations and a soft, cuddly finger puppet makes storytime learning numbers fun and interactive for little ones"
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Bedtime
by Dawn Sirett
With padded covers; simple, labeled images; and an amazing range of novelty textures, this colorful series will get babies excited about books as they learn about the world around them.
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Baby says
by John Steptoe
A board book rendering of an endearing classic by the Caldecott Honor and Coretta Scott King Award-winning creator of Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters finds a curious baby throwing his teddy bear to get his beloved brother's attention. 35,000 first printing.
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Fast and Slow
by Britta Teckentrup
Illustrates pairs of vehicles that demonstrate the differences between fast and slow, including a car and a bike, a rocket and a hot air balloon, and a truck and a wheelbarrow
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Checkers and Dot on the farm
by J. Torres
A sweet and striking series designed especially for babies and toddlers features high-contrast, patterned art for developing eyes; simple but memorable rhyming text for reading aloud; and adorable characters that little ones will love looking at over and over again.
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Daddy and me
by Gary Urda
This love letter to dads everywhere shows all the wonderful ways they make our lives special. Illustrations.
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Little you = : Kiya kãa-apisãisisiyan
by Richard Van Camp
This dual-language, poetic picture book honors the child in everyone and is perfect to be shared, read or sung to all the little people in your life—and new little ones on the way! Illustrations.
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Hug you, kiss you, love you
by Joyce Wan
The creator of You Are My Cupcake presents an ode to the love shared between a parent and child that combines a full-foil cover, bold illustrations and simple messages of endearment that include, "I hug you," "sing to you softly" and "kiss you always."
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Grandma and me
by Carole Boston Weatherford
In this sweet story, told with simple rhyming text, a young child reflects on the many reasons they love their Grandma. Illustrations.
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Busy Little Bee
by Salina Yoon
An interactive, shaped board book by the Geisel Honor-winning creator of Penguin and Pinecone depicts a busy little bee at different times of day and is complemented by a googly eye on the cover, shimmery bee wings and die-cut handles. 15,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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