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The Squish
by Breanna Carzoo
In an effort to prevent ever getting squished again, Sandcastle tries to be bigger, taller and stronger, but wonders if that's enough to stop all the squishes until it discovers the value of resiliency, rebuilding and reaching out to others.
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Hen in the Bed
by Katrina Charman
"There were ten in the bed and the speckled hen said, 'Roll over! Roll over!' " As each animal noisily tumbles out, one by one, their bed gets emptier and the mayhem in the rest of the room gets crazier. Will anyone ever get any sleep?
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Oddbird's Chosen Family
by Derek Desierto
Wishing for a family, Oddbird, who has always been on his own, discovers that all families don't look the same, and sometimes the families we choose are where we belong.
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The Curious Why
by Angela DiTerlizzi
This highly anticipated follow-up to the best-selling The Magical Yet shows young readers there's always something new to discover about the world around them and encourages them to open their minds to an extraordinary world of possibilities.
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Rumie Goes Rafting
by Meghan Marentette
Waking up early to test out the raft they built with their Uncle, impatient Rumie decides to go on their own, but the strong current puts them in danger and in need of rescue, in this adventure-filled lesson in practicing patience.
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Dewdrop
by Katie O'Neill
What it’s about: It’s almost time for the pond-dwellers’ big sports festival! Pink, wide-eyed axolotl Dewdrop has her cheerleading routine all ready, and it’s a good thing, too, because her nervous aquatic friends could use some encouragement.
Art alert: Artist and graphic novelist Katie O’Neill brings comic book flair to her debut picture book, interspersing panels among the full pages of soft-edged, candy-colored illustrations.
Reviewers say: “The axolotl-cheerleader picture book you didn't know you were waiting for” (Kirkus Reviews).
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Bobby Orr and the Hand-Me-Down Skates
by Bobby Orr
Bobby eats, sleeps, and breathes hockey. So when his birthday is coming up, he only wants one thing: new skates. He's seen the exact pair he wants in the shop window: sparkling blades, shiny leather, clean new laces tied in perfect bows. But when Bobby opens his gift, he's dismayed to find hand-me-down skates: scuffed leather, nicked blades, floppy laces. Once Bobby breaks them in, though, he and the hand-me-down skates become inseparable, and he can't imagine life without them . . . until the brand-new skates come into his life. How can he leave his hand-me-down skates behind?
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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Michigan City Public Library 100 E. 4th Street Michigan City, Indiana 46360 219-873-3044mclib.org/ |
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