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When the Sun Goes Down: A Bedtime Book
by Greg Pizzoli
A picture book about a child who discovers where critters go when the sun goes down before she settles down for bed-- Provided by publisher.
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The Thing about Pie
by Amy Hest
As homey as its subject, a sweet tribute to America's favorite dessert and the love that gets baked into it. This is just about the perfect day: a morning in the kitchen baking, a bike ride across town with a fresh pie in the basket, and Grampa waiting to share warm slices in the park. Three-time Christopher Award winner Amy Hest narrates in the second person, allowing young readers to identify with the protagonist's burgeoning independence--taking the lead in the kitchen and center stage at a picnic. Illustrator Christopher Thornock renders these simple joys, unplugged and screen-free, in warm, sunlight-washed tones. The Thing About Pie is the perfect book to share at bedtime, circle time, or in the park with a snack. A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection
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The Wise Pickle
by Sarah Howden
A hilariously absurd and philosophical picture book for 3-to-7-year-olds about a pickle slowly withering in the sun, sharing its hard-earned wisdom with the local animal population and preparing to be eaten by a dog (its preferred way to go). For fans of I Want My Hat Back and The Skunk. A pickle arrives out of nowhere. I have lived a lot of life, it says. As the pickle slowly withers in the hot sun, the local animals ask it questions. Questions like Do you ever get bored? and Are you hungry? and Why are we here? The pickle has all the answers. Except one: what happens next? A truly weird and wonderful book, The Wise Pickle will charm readers big and small with its combination of subtle humor, pathos and ridiculousness, all perfectly captured in Sabina Hahn's delightful illustrations.
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Dinosaur Fact Frenzy!
by Mathew J. Wedel
Dinosaur lovers will devour this collection of captivating images and browsable facts all about dinosaurs!
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Pizzasaurus
by Tammi Sauer
Pizzasaurus cares about one thing and one thing only: PIZZA! And he's inviting you to a prehistoric pizza party in this hilarious picture book from the beloved author of Wordy Birdy and Mary Had a Little Glam. Meet Pizzasaurus, a dinosaur with a unique twist! While other dinosaurs are famous for their size, strength, or spikes, Pizzasaurus is known for his love of pizza. But what if Pizzasaurus's friends are feeling a bit left out? Luckily, pizza is perfect for sharing, and that makes Pizzasaurus a special dinosaur indeed. Bursting with cheesy puns and bright, zany dinosaur scenes, this supremely silly and sweet story is the perfect treat for any kid who loves dinosaurs and pizza. Get ready for a fun-filled adventure that celebrates friendship, sharing, and the joy of everyone's favorite food!
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The Treasure of the Dinosaurs
by Alicia Acosta
Sometimes, being so small allows you to help others and make new friends, even if they are as fierce and huge as a dinosaur. A story about dinosaurs, hidden treasure, one brave little pirate and an act of kindness!Little Captain Jack and his crew embark on a journey in search of the legendary dinosaur treasure. When they get to Dinosaur Island things start to get tricky. Jack gets snatched away by a pterodactyl and then ends up in the belly of a brachiosaurus! Things get really tricky when the pirates come across a very grumpy Tyranosaurus Rex...Join Jack and his crew as they try to find the hidden treasure in this story full of adventure, bravery and kindness!
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Welcome to Dinosaur School
by Rose Cobden
A little dinosaur named Jewel is nervous about her first day of school, but when she makes new friends and settles into her class, Jewel decides she likes school.
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Dinosaur: A Photicular Book
by Dan Kainen
A brand-new book in the 2-million-copy Photicular series features images of dinosaurs--from T. Rex to Triceratops--that really move right on the page.
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