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Anne's colorsby Kelly HillIconic moments from the beloved classic are celebrated in this adorable concept book. Artist Kelly Hill creates vignettes of the most recognizable scenes from Anne of Green Gables. Each scene has its own color, with simple text and tactile, gorgeous works of art created from cut fabric and embroidery.
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Passover family by Monique PolakA photographic board book that focuses on a family coming together to share a meal, tell stories and sing songs, encourages little ones to participate in the special celebration of Passover.
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Who can? by Charles GhignaTongue-twisty teasers lead the reader through a miscellany of animals in this brilliantly illustrated hint-and-reveal book. Careful clues invite the child to guess what's coming next, and rhythm and repetition invite early readers to try out this little riddle book on their own.
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My worst book ever by Allan AhlbergMy Worst Book Ever is a clever and amusing introduction to the process of writing books for children, and they—along with their parents—will be delighted to see how hilariously wrong things turns out.
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Polly Diamond and the magic book by Alice KuipersPolly loves words, writing, and telling stories, so when she finds a fancy book on her doorstep labeled "Special Delivery from the Writing and Spelling Department for Polly Diamond" she is thrilled; and when she finds that anything she writes in it actually happens she is really excited--but Polly soon realizes that she has to be very careful what she writes because that kind of power can be dangerous.
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Dance challengeby Thea StiltonThe Thea Sisters and all the mouselets are delighted about the new performing arts program being offered at the Academy. All of them are looking forward to different courses such as singing, acting and dancing. That is until they meet the head of the department & they find out that they have to audition just to get in the classes.
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Power forward by Hena KhanFourth-grader Zayd yearns to play basketball on the Gold Team, but when he skips orchestra rehearsal to practice, his parents forbid anything basketball-related, and tryouts are coming soon.
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Just under the clouds by Melissa SarnoSince her father's death, Cora, twelve, longs for a permanent home for herself, her special-needs sister, and their mother while navigating middle school and studying trees using her father's field notes.
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Front desk by Kelly YangRecent immigrants from China and desperate for work and money, ten-year-old Mia Tang's parents take a job managing a rundown motel in Southern California, even though the owner, Mr. Yao is a nasty skinflint who exploits them; while her mother (who was an engineer in China) does the cleaning, Mia works the front desk and tries to cope with demanding customers.
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A busy creature's day eating by Mo WillemsMo Willems tells an alphabetical tale of hunger, hubris, regret, and redemption as a Busy Creature hilariously chomps and chews its way from A to P and then to Z. "This picture book is sure to delight readers of all ages. Cute pictures, alphabet adventures, tears of joy and sadness and vomit are all included." - Patricia
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Stanley's party by Linda BaileyWhen the people go away, Stanley the dog begins to play by jumping on the couch, playing music, and eating food from the fridge, yet after partying alone for a few weeks, Stanley decides that a party isn’t truly a party without a couple of friends to share in the fun. "Paired with colorful, full page illustrations, the author hilariously tells of a lovable dog named Stanley, and what crazy events happen one night while his owners are away." - Shelby
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