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These are some of our favorite books for the earliest readers. All of these books can be found in the Early Reader and Early Reader Nonfiction sections of the library.
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Dance, Dance, Dance! by Ethan LongHorse and Buggy are best friends, but Horse likes to dance and Buggy doesn't--until Horse shows him how to get down!
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See the Cat: Three Stories About a Dog by David LaRochelleSee Max. Max is not a cat, Max is a dog. But much to Max's dismay, the book keeps instructing readers to "see the cat." How can Max get through to the book that he is a DOG?
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What Will Fat Cat Sit On? by Jan ThomasWhen Fat Cat needs a comfortable place to sit down, the members of his animal gang—including a pig, a chicken and a dog—hope he will not sit on them, a dilemma that is illustrated through a question-and-answer format and resolved by a clever mouse's suggestion.
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My Tooth is LOST! by Drew DaywaltThe award-winning author of The Day the Crayons Quit presents a riotous Monkey & Cake friendship story that finds them searching for a dismayed Monkey's lost tooth, while Cake offers reassurances about the mysterious Tooth Fairy.
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Dog Can Hideby Laura GehlThis fun-filled early reader is filled with hide-and-seek hijinks as Cat tries to find Dog and Frog.
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I See a Bat by Paul MeiselSimple text and cute pictures follow a dog on a nighttime adventure until it's time to go to sleep, and when morning comes, he gets to see his favorite boy!
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Can a Cat Do That? by Eric CarleShows different animals behaving as they normally do, such as running or pinching, and asks if a cat can do the same. Includes a word list and follow-up questions.
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Tick Tock Clockby Margery CuylerAs the hours tick by from nine o' clock in the morning to seven o' clock at night, two rambunctious twins create mayhem.
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Dot and Bob by David McPhailWhen Dot's mother begins to plant a tree, Bob the dog decides to help.
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Diner Dogs by Eric SeltzerIn this entertaining Pre-Level 1 Ready-to-Read, the diner dogs who work at the Bow Wow diner fetch tea and coffee and love belly rubs as they serve all the hungry customers!
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Going Somewhere by David MilgrimEmbarking on a grand adventure, Otto and Pip have no destination in mind, but they are definitely going somewhere!
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The Foot Book by Dr. SeussAn introduction to opposites describes all sorts of feet doing all sorts of things.
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My First Kitten by Alyssa Satin CapucilliThe creator of the best-selling Biscuit series introduces beginning readers to what it is like to have a new cat or kitten and the things that feline pets require, from clean litterboxes to plenty of love, to promote their health and happiness.
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I Want It! by Paul MeiselA big brother refuses to share his toys with his little sister, even if it causes shouting, crying, and wrestling.
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The Story of a Book by Joy McCulloughA gorgeous, joyful picture book following the lifespan of a book as it comes across different readers, and creates a kind of magic along the way.
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Trixie the Fairy Finds Flowers: A Fantastical Tale of Vowel Teams by Rebecca DonnellyIn Trixie the Fairy Finds Flowers, beginning readers learn about the phonics concept of vowel teams in an exciting, fantastical setting. Follow along as Trixie the Fairy collects flowers with vowel teams in their names and befriends a house elf.
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A Day in the Life of a Marine Biologist by DKChildren will improve their reading skills while learning about people who study ocean life in this nonfiction reader that will help children develop social awareness through images of a marine biologist's study of ocean life.
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Nat the Cat Has a Hatby Jarrett LernerNat the Cat has a hat. Pat the Rat has a nicer hat. Nat the Cat wants a hat like that. Will the two friends have a spat?
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