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The Book That Can Read Your Mind
by Marianna Coppo
Inspired by 17th-century magic books, this interactive game-in-a-book stars magician Lady Rabbit, who can READ YOUR MIND, and invites readers to pick a member of the magician's adorable audience then the book will guess who it is!
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The Crayons Love Our Planet
by Drew Daywalt
The hilarious Crayons are back in this celebration of our planet and their contributions to it—white ice caps, green trees, blue oceans and skies, brown soil and even wheat!
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Llama Llama's Little Lie
by Reed Duncan
When he accidentally breaks his mom's favorite picture frame then lies about it, Llama Llama learns a valuable about telling the truth, even when it's difficult.
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You Broke It!
by Liana Finck
This collection of classic parental nags are cleverly betrayed by the situations shown, in which it's made clear that the child knows better. Each scenario is worthy of a giggle, adding a lighthearted-ness to the inevitable dynamics between parents and children.
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Why We Dance: A Story of Hope and Healing
by Deirdre Havrelock
In this exuberant celebration of a proud Indigenous tradition that inspires hope, resilience and unity, a young girl prepares for the Jingle Dress Dance, but when she gets nervous about performing in front of her whole community, her family reminds her why she dances.
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You're Going to Love This Book!
by Jory John
Daring readers not to have fun, this unique and uproarious picture book has everything—comedy, drama, action, heart—and what's even better, it has homework, a trip to the dentist and raisins—nature's candy!
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The Struggle Bus
by Julie Koon
Sometimes life is really hard. The Struggle Bus offers a lot: self-discovery, tips for problem-solving, and, mostly importantly, an acknowledgement that we all struggle sometimes, but we shouldn't get stuck on that bus.
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Kadooboo! A Silly South Indian Folktale
by Shruthi Rao
Kadooboo! Golden brown, puffy, sweet, and crunchy, it's fresh from the pan--a delicious treat! As soon as it's ready, Kabir runs home with some to share. He's got to be quick, before the rain! But wait... can he remember the treat's name?
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There's No Such Thing as...Mermaids
by Lucy Rowland
To prove to her sister that mermaids do exist, a little girl searches from the lake to the park to the beach, to no avail, until something magical happens, in this delightful read-aloud filled with adorable artwork.
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The Blue Pickup
by Natasha Tripplett
Granddad used to drive the blue pickup all over the island, bringing happiness to many. And now it just sits in the driveway. One day, Ju-Girl asks Granddad if he'd ever fix it, and soon the pair finds out just what it takes to restore the memory of the blue pickup and to create new stories along the way.
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Nom Nom Nom: A Yummy Book with Flaps
by Jeffrey Burton
With a menu on the left page and a hungry animal on the right, little ones will love“feeding” the characters using the gatefold flaps on each spread, allowing the characters to “eat” and say, “NOM NOM NOM”!
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Maisy Loves Trees: Explore and Learn!
by Lucy Cousins
Maisy shares her knowledge of trees with loyal and new friends alike, in this celebration of a vital part of the natural world that features a gatefold of trees from around the globe.
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Flora and Friends ABC
by Molly Idle
Learn the ABCs with Flora, star of Flora and the Flamingo, and her feathered friends in this lift-the-flap book.
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Alma Head to Toe = Alma de pies a cabeza
by Juana Martinez-Neal
Alma is known for her iconic stripes--but there's more she'd like to show you! She has arms, hands, and fingers for patting a pet bird--as well as legs, feet, toes, and one adorable belly, below her ever-present heart.
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Three Grumpy Trucks
by Todd Tarpley
Three toy trucks don't want to stop scooping, grinding, and digging on the playground until they get so overtired that a child must take them home and tuck them into bed.
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