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Bear in a bathrobe
by Frost, Maddie
Watching his friends have fun skating outside from the comfort of his own home while wearing his warm and cozy bathrobe, Bear is scared to join in until his friends make him feel safe as he glides through this new experience. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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My friend LeVar
by Edmond, Ezra
This joyous celebration of the impact that actor LeVar Burton had on kids during his years on television stems from the author's real-life admiration of LeVar Burton and their chance meeting when Ezra was a child. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Lost
by Staake, Bob
As a little girl loses her cat, join the search party in an almost wordless story that celebrates helping our neighbors and gently reminds readers that what is lost can always be found. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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How to pee your pants*
by Wilson, Rachel Michelle
Provides humorous tips on how to get through peeing your pants
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Construction site
by Rinker, Sherri Duskey
Before the construction crew can start renovating a fine old neighborhood, they need the help of the garbage vehicles to clean up truckfuls of trash, and much more
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The littlest yak
by Fraser, Lu
As the ice begins to thaw and the time for the yaks to move on and find a new mountain has come, Gertie Yak loads up her sled with everything she holds dear, but in her haste, she forgets her baby sister. By the creators of The Littlest Yak and the New Arrival. Illustrations.
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The make-believers
by Seacrest, Ryan
From America's favorite host and media personality and his sister comes a debut picture book that celebrates the surprising strength of a child's wild, wonderful imagination and how it can change the whole world. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Penguin's egg
by Kemp, Anna
When a rockhopper penguin, and soon-to-be dad, awakes to discover he is far away from his nest, he travels by whatever means necessary to return to his expectant hatchling
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You are not sleepy!
by Teague, Mark
This humorous bedtime picture book follows a pig who can't go to sleep no matter how hard he tries, until a rowdy friend arrives who's also in need of sleep, giving Pig a flash of inspiration that he hopes will send them both to dreamland. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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ARTificial intelligence
by Biedrzycki, David
Taking a wrong turn on his way for reprogramming, Robot encounters music, dancing and ART and must learn to express himself and transform the warehouse instead of being recycled. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Peppa Pig and the apple stand
by Candlewick Press
In a gentle introduction to early subtraction, Peppa and her friends sell the apples from the apple orchard and meet some friendly neighbors along the way. Illustrations.
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I worked hard on that!
by Wall, Robyn
"An art-loving spider learns about the joys and challenges of creativity"
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Amy Wu and the Lantern Festival
by Zhang, Kat
When Amy accidentally breaks her family's lantern that they use on Lantern Festival Day, she learns to mend the old with the new to create a new tradition. Includes instructions on how to make homemade lanterns. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Goodnight sounds
by Miller, Debbie S.
Featuring beautiful art and strong, onomatopoeic text, this exploration of nighttime sounds of all kinds encourages young readers to embrace the sounds they hear around them at night as their own special bedtime lullaby. 50,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The boldest white
by Muhammad, Ibtihaj
Happy to be part of the community at her mosque and at her fencing lessons, Faizah, who freezes up when all eyes are on her, learns to be brave with the help of her Mama, just in time for the upcoming fencing tournament. Illustrations.
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Wonder & awe
by Herzig, Annie
A young girl spends many enchanting days with a new snow friend she names Wonder, but as winter turns to spring, Wonder must leave, in a story about seeing the beauty and wonder in the world. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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How to sing a song
by Alexander, Kwame
Surrounded by nature's chorus and guided by words that vibrate like thunder, a title by the creators of the New York Times best-seller How to Read a Book invites readers to listen to the song that echoes inside them and let the music ring out. 125,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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A cozy winter day
by Wheeler, Eliza
The busy animals of Acorn Village love to spend winter days doing all sorts of cozy activities together, but at the end of the day, the coziest activities await?—?sharing songs, hot drinks and stories in front of a crackling fireplace, and then snuggling into bed and drifting off into dreamy sleep. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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I am we
by Verde, Susan
A young girl contemplates the importance of compassion for oneself and others and the power of community on a global scale
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The Wolfpack way
by Wambach, Abby
An Olympic gold medalist and FIFA World Cup champion delivers an empowering picture book inspired by her #1 New York Times best-seller, Wolfpack, that will encourage kids to be their true selves, dream big and work together as a Pack to change the world. 100,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Counting winter
by Carlstrom, Nancy White
Inspired by the author's years in Alaska, a lyrical counting book celebrates the rhythms of the tundra and its inhabitants in an atmospheric tribute to the beauty of winter and its creatures. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Spiro
by Mcgregor, Anna
Book Annotation
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When Digz the Dog met Zurl the Squirrel
by Pine, Chris
A beloved actor presents his debut picture book about love and accepting one another despite our differences that finds Digz the Dog and Zurl the Squirrel facing off over who is the boss of Ms. Pincher's garden and discovering that they might not be so different after all. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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A moving story
by Ferry, Beth
When a young panda's pet turtle goes missing during their biggest move yet, quirky brothers Tiny and Pete will stop at nothing to save the day, in this laugh-out-loud story about trying, failing and never-ending kindness. 100,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Please be OK
by O'Neill, Diane
When Fiona's big brother starts acting strangely, she learns that he is suffering from addiction and needs the love and support of his family to help him recover
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The midnight mitzvah
by Horowitz, Ruth
"Hanina Chipmunk's favorite thing to do is gather nuts and share them with her hungry friends. But not everyone is thankful for her good deed. When Hanina realizes Mathilda Squirrel is embarrassed to admit she needs help, she hatches a plan to deliver nuts in secret under the midnight hour. As a daytime animal venturing out at night, Hanina will need all the wits and bravery she has to complete her mitzvah"
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It's winter!
by Kurilla, Renâee
From Hanukkah and Kwanzaa to Christmas and Valentine's Day, this book will help kids get into the spirit of the season with this joyful rhyming follow-up to It's Fall! from a New York Times best-selling creator. 35,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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We are free
by Kaepernick, Colin
Invites even the youngest readers to embrace the Know Your Rights Camp ideals, an international movement that has inspired thousands of young people to rejoice in their inherent goodness, and to believe they are loved and worthy, just because… Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Clydeo takes a bite out of life
by Aniston, Jennifer
In a family where everyone knows what their“thing” is, except him, Clydeo the canine tries everything he can think of, but nothing seems to make his world shine, in this engaging and entertaining debut picture book about self-discovery from the award-winning actress. 500,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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The Night Whale
by Mackenzie, Bryher
Nana and her grandchild soar through the night sky on the Night Whale's back, and after promising she will always be out there, Nana and the Night Whale soar away, in a story reassuring that goodbye is not the end. Illustrations.
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Stomp, soar, dino roar
by Amato, Max
"Terri the Triceratops's world is full of strange sounds, from crawling critters and shaking trees to scorching volcanoes and stormy seas. As she embarks on a journey through the Late Cretaceous Period, what will she discover? Who will she meet? What will she hear? And will she find her own voice in the face of danger along the way? A delightful, immersive read-aloud experience, Stomp, Soar, Dino Roar explores the prehistoric world of dinosaurs through one Triceratops's eyes. This narrative nonfiction tale takes kids on a playful journey into the past through sight, sound, and storytelling in a way that both educates and entertains. Back matter on the Late Cretaceous Period, sonic science, and more included"
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Dot! scribble! go!
by Tullet, Hervâe
"Once again, Hervâe Tullet brilliantly and successfully coaxes children to recognize and celebrate their innate artistic talent. He convinces each reader that their hand is magic and capable of transforming a few simple lines, squiggles, dots, and shapesinto . . . well, pretty much anything they can imagine! A new Hervâe picture book is always a cause for celebration. This is his first in seven years and a companion to Press Here, Mix It Up!, and Let's Play! with all the hallmark whimsy and imaginationthat will delight his many fans. Whether enjoyed in a family living room, a kindergarten reading nook, or a preschool art class, there's something here to enchant every reader"
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Pasta!
by Arena, Felice
A group of children and a cat discover how to pronounce the different kinds of pasta, their sauces, and more
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If you ever need a friend
by Fonseca, Nadine
Joaquin feels invisible at school until he discovers a magical forest full of fantastical creatures called alebrijes, who show him how to manage his emotions and communicate his needs, leading to a positive experience when he returns to school. Include the history and orgins of alebrijes
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Hair Like Obama's, Hands Like Lebron's
by Weatherford, Carole Boston
Inspired by the famous White House photo of a 5-year-old boy touching then-president Barack Obama's hair, this picture book celebration of Black history and excellence introduces kids to many inspiring figures, helping them gain confidence in their abilities and their cultural legacy as they learn. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Unicorse
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"Bluey doesn't want to go to bed, so Mum decides to read her a story, when they're interrupted by Unicorse, the most annoying unicorn in the world. Will Bluey and Mum finish the bedtime story?"
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Rory
by Rammell, Kathryn
An extraordinary dragon with unique abilities, Rory quickly becomes the most popular student in class, but the principal is convinced there's something off about her and sets out to discover the truth, in this uproariously upbeat story about accepting others for who they are. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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A pinecone!
by Yoon, Helen
While Daddy is distracted wrangling a mud-happy dog, someone else is collecting lots and lots of pinecones?—?a fixation that leads to a sparkly, holiday cheer-worthy finish. By the creator of Off-Limits. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The Bakery Dragon
by Devin Elle Kurtz
Gold-obsessed Ember the dragon is too cute to succeed as a scary thief, but with help from a kindhearted baker, he discovers a more satisfying kind of treasure. Glowing, jewel-toned illustrations bring visual appeal to this deliciously droll fantasy.
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Somewhere for Little Bear
by Teckentrup, Britta
Escaping the blazing forest, Little Bear leaves behind his cozy cave, his friends and the comforts he knows as he journeys into the unknown where, in the most unfamiliar of places, he discovers the true meaning of home with the help and kindness of new animal friends. Illustrations.
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I want to read all the books
by Ohi, Debbie Ridpath
"Hana wants to know everything about the world around her. When she starts asking questions, her mother gives her a book. She learns so much, but now she has even more questions! She also has a big mission: she will read all the books-every single one! She reads every book in her house...and then her friends' houses...and then the whole block. Nonfiction, fiction, romance, mysteries, and science fiction. But when her mother takes her to the downtown library, she realizes there are a lot more books than she thought...way more. Maybe she can't really read all the books-now what?"
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Lonely bird's dream
by Whiting, Ruth
"If Lonely Bird is a bird, why doesn't she have feathers and wings like the birds she sees through the windows of her home? Why can't she fly? A curious and inventive soul, Lonely Bird studies drawings of old-fashioned flying machines, conducts delicate experiments with feathers, and constructs her own little marvels as she pursues her elusive goal. Will the inevitable bumps and perils along the way ground her for good, or will she rise up to try again? In Lonely Bird's second adventure, author-illustrator Ruth Whiting launches her artistic heroine on a tenacious exploration of identity, set in an enchanting miniature world that may just exist on the edge of our own"
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Trash truck
by Keane, Max
Based on the original animated series and inspired by a true story, this all-new Trash Truck picture book is perfect for little fans of big trucks. 50,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Chester Barkingham saves the country
by Falatko, Julie
Moving into the White House when he's adopted by the president's daughter, Chester Barkingham starts sending memos on what they should do when Congress and lawmakers become deadlocked, causing Capitol Hill chaos, in this pawsitive picture book told in presidential memos. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Mabel wants a friend
by Bernstein, Ariel
Mabel, a fox known for getting her way, discovers that making and keeping friends requires more than simply desiring it
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How to tantrum like a champion
by Wolf, Allan
With fun, calming exercises, this book uses reassuring text and dynamic illustrations to help readers of any age keep overwhelming feelings from taking them by surprise so they can learn how to tantrum like a champion. Illustrations.
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Lost
by Ilustrajo, Mariajo
Book Annotation
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Frostfire
by MacKay, Elly
Dragon-expert Miriam and her curious little sister Celeste walk through a snow-covered garden, but when Celeste wanders off, Miriam has a magical encounter that changes everything she thought she knew. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Bea's bad day
by Percival, Tom
When a snowstorm causes her birthday party to be canceled, Bea, who was REALLY looking forward to it, must find a way to be okay even in the midst of a BAD day, in this relatable picture book that helps kids deal with disappointment. 100,000 first printing. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Message in the mooncake
by Chow, Sapphire
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Su-Ling's small village is planning a rebellion against the Mongolian invaders and Su-Ling helps by using her wits and courage to deliver a secret message hidden in a box of mooncakes without getting caught by Mongol guards"
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Two Little Red Mittens
by Hayashi, Kirin
The little red left mitten and the little red right mitten enjoy their life as a pair, keeping Little One's hands warm and toasty, but one day Little One loses the right mitten?—?and it's off on an adventure through the forest to find it! Illustrations.
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Billie and Bean in the Mountains
by Hansson, Julia
Young Billie finds her own way to enjoy the ski hill with the help of her energetic dog Bean, but when Bean is startled by some falling snow, Billie is left all alone in the cold. Simultaneous eBook. 10,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Alpacas make terrible librarians!!
by Mahoney, Kristi
"The last thing you expect when you head to the library is that your librarian is an alpaca. Please BEWARE. Alpacas make TERRIBLE librarians! You'll learn all sorts of things about alpacas that you never knew you wanted to know. And when rules are broken, WATCH OUT. Because when alpacas get angry.things get messy"
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Jonty Gentoo
by Donaldson, Julia
Jonty Gentoo is excited by his aunts' stories of the South Pole, so he slips out of the zoo, and sets out to find his ancestrial home--which would be easier if he was not swimming in the wrong direction
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Beto's berry treasure
by Lacika, Jenny
Five-year-old Beto wants to have a tea party with his seven-year old sister, Cora, but she wants to play pirates, so Beto creates a map that hopefully will lead his sister to his treasure of berries. Simultaneous and eBook. Illustrations.
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Papa's butter chicken
by Saigal, Monica
In a celebration of Indian heritage, father-daughter relationships and sharing with community, a young girl named Monica shares special time with her father as they prepare her favorite dish. Includes a recipe for Monica's butter chicken. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Iggy who breathes fire
by Kruck, Carrie
When Iggy shows signs of breathing fire, her parents bring in the experts?—?a professor, fire chief, librarian and doctor?—?who suggest everything from eating ice cream to sitting in a cold room, but none can help her tame her fire, in a tale that shows kids are the true experts when it comes to their own identity. Illustrations.
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In the winter woods
by Kulot, Daniela
Winter has left Fox, Mouse and Raven hungry as they search for food to fill their stomachs, so after overhearing Squirrel talking about his stockpile of reserves, they ask him to share, but after refusing, Squirrel forgets where he hid it and needs the help of the other animals. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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What makes a hero
by Bobowicz, Pamela
The youngest fans are invited to revisit favorite scenes from the highly anticipated latest Marvel Studios Captain Marvel film, in a storybook that features high-action depictions of key events. Movie tie-in.
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Rene & Glumfoot in the cafâe at the edge of the woods
by Please, Mikey
Opening the Café at the Edge of the Woods, Rene and her waiter, Glumfoot, are ready to give up when their customer demands“pickled bats that smell like farts,” until Rene comes up with a plan to please this most peculiar palate. 40,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Bella ballerina
by Draper, Sharon M.
On ballet recital day, timid little ballerina Bella freezes and must find her courage in time to take the stage and shine! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Rosie's wild ride
by Murray, Paige
Rosie, a Clydesdale, aspires to be a rodeo star and joins forces with her cowgirl friend Oakley, and the two have a chance to prove themselves when a rogue bull causes chaos during the competition
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Good Hair
by Sewankambo, Yvonne
Birungi hates her hair, so her parents show her that hair can be black, gray, blond or blue, or curly, kinky, flowy or frizzy, and that there are as many different types of hair as there are types of people. Illustrations.
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Not far from here
by Armendia-Sâanchez, Nydia
Relays a story of immigration, creativity and community through a translanguage text that moves naturally from English to Spanish and back in a manner that will be familiar to many second and third generation Latine families--and evocative to immigrant families of any heritage. (Picture Books– Preschool-Grade 3)
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All the Books
by Rocco, Hayley
Adorable chipmunk Piper Waterstone refuses to share her books with anyone until a friendly librarian presents her with a magical card that will give her all the books she could ever dream of?—?with one catch: she must share them with her book-loving neighbors. 50,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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In the groves
by Floren, Andrea Cruz
Stowing away in her abuelo's truck to see the orange groves, which she's heard stories about for years, Clara has a magical time with Abuelo serenading oranges, defending the groves against gophers and eating some spicy tacos--and now has her own tales to tell. (Picture Books– Preschool-Grade 3)
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All aboard the bedtime bus
by Newson, Karl
"Follow along with the animals on the bedtime bus as they brush teeth, take a bath, put on pajamas, and read a bedtime story in this rhyming bedtime book"
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Quiet Karima
by Chanani, Nidhi
Karima quietly listens to the rhythm of everyday sounds, saving her noisemaking for music class where she releases the songs in her heart
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Peppa goes ice skating
by Book Author
Even though she doesn't know how yet, Peppa is super excited to go ice skating with her friends and family, who help her find her stride and glide the day away. Media tie-in. Original. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The cat way
by Lundberg, Sara
"When a cat and her human go for walks, the human always decides where they go and what they do. 'But what if it were the other way around?' the cat asks one day. So the next time, the human follows the cat. When the cat is in control, she wants to stop more often, and she wants to chase squirrels and climb up trees. Her human finds all these detours ridiculous. But when you walk at a cat's pace, you can see the most amazing things"
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Sally's snow day
by Larsen, Andrew
Sally the dog gets dressed in a winter coat and boots to go outside and sniff and snout through the snow, plus meet other pups to play with before coming home for a snooze. 10,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Kevin and the blackbirds
by Almond, David
"In lean times, a boy's parents send him to a monastery to be cared for. After study and prayer, the monks let young Kevin run and play in the woods and fields. But the time comes when he must set aside childish ways. Shut in his lonely cell, yearning for home and the freedom of the outdoors, Kevin reaches through the window toward the light as two blackbirds land in and feather the nest of his hands. Kevin waits, day after day, for their eggs to hatch, and it's not until the chicks spread tiny wings andfly off-three new wild things gone out into the world-that he can rest and the monks can see what they must do. In a moving first collaboration, a Hans Christian Andersen Award winner and a two-time Kate Greenaway Medal winner transform a traditional Irish tale-about the love of nature and the mercies of letting go-and make it soar"
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Tallulah
by Brennan-Nelson, Denise
"Tallulah the mermaid realizes that she is different from the other mermaids in the ocean and finds that she truly belongs in the Great Lakes"
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Duck, Duck, Goose!
by Hare, John
This silly, innovative and unpredictable story invites readers to join Duck, Duck, and Goose on their annual migration south, during which they pick up another passenger?—?a Moose! Illustrations.
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How to cheer up a friend
by Calmenson, Stephanie
A boy and his best elephant friend navigate the many ways you can help a pal who is feeling sad
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Mr. Lepron's mystery soup
by Zoboli, Giovanna
"Mr. Lepron is a rabbit who lives in a cozy burrow with many offspring. Every year on the first day of autumn, he reaps vegetables from the farmer's garden-carrots, onions, celery, beans, aromatic herbs, and much more-and makes the best soup on earth, adored by his family. As it simmers, he dozes and dreams of being a famous cook, hosted by kings. And sure enough, his soup is so good that it starts drawing creatures from all over-until one day a factory springs up in the woods, with Mr. Lepron presiding day and night and soup cans for sale in all the most renowned shops. But as demand rises, Mr. Lepron's dreams become fretful, and soon he starts hearing complaints: his soup is not as good as it was. Has his recipe changed-or has Mr. Lepron? How can he recapture the joy he once shared with his family? Mariachiara Di Giorgio's exquisitely detailed artwork appears lit from within as it captures the pastoral setting, a range of expressive forest animals, Mr. Lepron's fitful dreamscapes, and the palpable sense of peace as he rediscovers what truly matters"
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Turkey's birthday bash
by Silvano, Wendi
When no one acknowledges his birthday and Farmer Jake and his family are up to something in the backyard, Turkey, determined to see what it is, dons many disguises but to no avail until he gets the biggest birthday surprise ever! Illustrations.
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Two Birthdays
by Hopgood, Tim
Cedric the crocodile and Boo the elephant are best friends, so when Boo's birthday comes around, the two of them celebrate together with lots of ice cream and presents, but when Boo forgets Cedric's birthday, he wonders if he'll ever be able to make it up, in this story about unintentional slipups and the resilience and joy of true friendship. Illustrations.
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Olive all at once
by Gates, Mariam
Helping young readers explore the sometimes-contradictory ways they feel about various events in their lives, this reassuring picture book follows Olive as she experiences both big and small emotions and learns it's OK to feel lots of ways?—?all at once. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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At our table
by Hulse, Patrick
Celebrating sharing, community, family, food and respect for America's first inhabitants, this lyrical, colorful book shows the countless ways we give to others on Thanksgiving, from preparing food to honoring farmers and Native communities to creating memories with those we love. 25,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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Everything is fine
by Sumovich, Michelle
"Sweet Paulette loves her mother tirelessly...and her exhausted mother must really love her too...Never mind that trail of chaos and smashed tomatoes at the market, because Paulette is perfect and precious and everything is fine! But when her darling daughter suddenly goes missing, Paulette's mother must comb through a village of beastly children and other flustered parents to find her own child in the most unexpected of places"
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Anonymoose
by Tenney, Shawna J. C.
Ana the moose goes through great lengths to be left alone and stay Anonymoose until an interaction with a classmate makes her wonder if she is missing out
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The man who didn't like animals
by Underwood, Deborah
"There once was a man who loved his tidy home and who didn't like animals. Then one day, a cat appeared. The man and the cat both liked napping and watching the rain and eating dinner precisely at six. Well, maybe this one animal could stay. Next came a dog... "
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The star in you
by Moore, Katrina
An inspirational anthem about celebrating the unique“star” that shines brightly within all of us follows a young child on her first day at a new school as she navigates feeling lost and alone, until a kind fellow student offers encouragement. 50,000 first printing. Illustrations.
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A little like magic
by Kurpiel, Sarah
In this breathtaking story of finding inspiration in art and natural beauty, a young girl reluctantly agrees to attend an ice festival where she sees sparkling, glorious sculptures that feel like magic, resulting in a special surprise that stays with her long after the ice melts. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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The light of home
by Farid, Diana
A young girl and her family have to suddenly leave home, traveling by foot through different landscapes and settling in a new city, that looks and feels very different from home
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Fail-a-bration
by Montague, Brad
This ginormous party in a book invites kids to celebrate their failures, showing them that failing doesn't have to be bad, it's just part of the process of learning to do something better! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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This rock is mine!
by Umansky, Kaye
"Friendship wins the day in this heartwarming quarrel between two hilariously stubborn frogs"
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Mousetronaut saves the world
by Kelly, Mark
Called on by the president of the United States herself to save the planet, Meteor the Mousetronaut and his team, Flint the scientist and Luna the engineer, must divert a giant asteroid before it's too late! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Miso magic
by Ritchie Hadley, Moni
Longing to go play in the snow, Chiyoko must instead help her Papa make miso, which is a slow process, learning about this Japanese cultural tradition in which the most important ingredient she needs is patience. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Who Is Superboy?
by Pearlman, Robb
"From bestselling author Robb Pearlman comes this empowering and heartfelt, officially licensed DC picture book starring Superboy and his parents, Superman and Lois Lane"
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My hair is a book
by Oso, Maisha
Energetic and empowering, this celebration of the uniqueness and beauty of Black hair and hairstyles takes readers on a journey through time and space where they'll witness how Black hair has been telling stories for generations. Illustrations.
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Snack, Please
by Birkett, Georgie
All Gertie wants to do is snack and her daddy's homemade meals are going uneaten, so he takes her to Grandma's community garden to see if he can inspire Gertie to try new foods. Illustrations.
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5-minute Pete the Cat stories
by Dean, James
A collection of 12 favorite Pete the Cat stories is adapted for reading aloud and designed for particular compatibility with bedtime reading and travel. 125,000 first printing.
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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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