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Don't Throw It to Mo!
by David A Adler
Accepted by his football teammates despite being their youngest member, little Mo is teased by a rival team until his coach devises a plan to use his smaller size to enable a big win. Call Number: R ADL
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Glow : Animals with Their Own Night-Lights
by W. H. Beck
An introduction to bioluminescence and its unique adaptations in nature shares engaging facts and vibrant images by world-renowned biologists and photographers.
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Humphrey's Playful Puppy Problem
by Betty G Birney
The popular class hamster of Room 26 tries to help student host Richie with a science experiment, but his efforts are challenged by Richie's exuberant puppy. Call Number: J BIRNEY
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I'm Trying to Love Spiders
by Bethany Barton
A riotous introduction to the world of spiders, told from the perspective of a narrator with arachnophobia, describes the superpowers that let them walk up walls, eat more than a dog's weight in bugs and more. Call Number: J 595.44 BAR
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Last Stop on Market Street
by Matt de la Pena
A young boy rides the bus across town with his grandmother and learns to appreciate the beauty in everyday things. Call Number: E DEL
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Lion Lessons
by Jon Agee
Learning to be a lion takes some serious lessons, but luckily, this kid has a teacher who is a real pro. Call Number: E AGE
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Mango, Abuela, and Me
by Meg Medina
When Mia's Abuela comes to live with Mia and her family, she helps her learn English while Mia learns Spanish, both with the help of a parrot named Mango. Call Number: E MED
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Maya's Blanket
by Monica Brown
When a little girl's cherished baby blanket becomes old and worn, it is made into a dress, and over the years it is made into even smaller and smaller items, eventually ending up as a bookmark and inspiring the creation of a book. Call Number: E BRO
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Moldylocks and the Three Beards
by Noah Jones
After falling through the refrigerator into the Land of Fake Believe, Princess meets a girl named Moldylocks who takes her to the home of the Three Beards for chili--but when the Beards capture her friend, Princess must come up with a plan to save her. Call Number: J JONES
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Mother Bruce
by Ryan T Higgins
Enjoying a life of solitude and delicious hard-boiled eggs, Bruce the bear is surprised when his goose eggs hatch live goslings who believe he is their mother, require constant care and refuse to fly south. Call Number: E HIG
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One Day in the Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus Tree
by Daniel Bernstrom
Combines read-aloud, lyrical text with lush, culturally inspired illustrations in the story of a plucky little boy who outsmarts a hungry snake. Call Number: E BER
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Pink is for Blobfish : Discovering the World's Perfectly Pink Animals
by Jess Keating
The zoologist author of How to Outrun a Crocodile When Your Shoes Are Untied presents an introduction to some of the world's pink-colored creatures, from monster slugs and ultra-intelligent dolphins to naked mole rats and bloated blobfish. Call Number: J 591.472 KEA
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Red : A Crayon's Story
by Michael Hall
Red's factory-applied label clearly says that he is red, but despite the best efforts of his teacher, fellow crayons and art supplies, and family members, he cannot seem to do what's expected of him until a new friend offers a fresh perspective. Call Number: E HAL
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Sam & Dave Dig a Hole
by Mac Barnett
Hoping to find something spectacular, Sam and Dave begin digging an immense hole and enjoy an unexpectedly spectacular day despite finding nothing. Call Number: E BAR
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Take Away the A
by Michal Escoffier
Describes how taking away a letter of the alphabet can change one word into a different word, including taking away the letter "A" which changes beast into best and taking away the letter "M" which changes farm into far. Call Number: E ABC ESC
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Thunder Boy Jr.
by Sherman Alexie
A young boy who is named after his father longs to earn a name of his own that reflects something special that he has done. Call Number: E ALE
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Trombone Shorty
by Troy Andrews
Hailing from the Tremâe neighborhood in New Orleans, Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews got his nickname by wielding a trombone twice as long as he was high. A prodigy, he was leading his own band by age six, and today this Grammy-nominated artist headlines the legendary New Orleans Jazz Fest." Call Number: J 921 AND
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The William Hoy Story : How a Deaf Baseball Player Changed the Game
by Nancy Churnin
Traces the story of hearing-impaired baseball athlete William Ellsworth, who after securing a position on a professional team for hearing players endured prejudice and requested the use of hand signals that became an indelible part of how the game is played today. Call Number: J 921 ELL
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