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Early Literacy Practice - Write
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Little Plane learns to write
by Stephen Savage
Loving sky-writing, arcs, dives and nearly everything else about flight school, Little Plane nervously resists practicing the dizzying loopity-loops required to sky-write round letters. By the award-winning creator of Polar Bear Night.
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Alphonse, that is not ok to do!
by Daisy Hirst
Two monster siblings clash over differences about boundaries and how to handle respective interests, from naming pigeons and bouncing things on their beds to drawing pictures and eating books. By the creator of The Girl With the Parrot on Her Head.
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Inside this book (are three books)
by Barney Saltzberg
A tribute to self-publishing follows the experiences of three siblings who use blank paper to write books that reflect their respective ages, interests and abilities. By the creator of Andrew Drew and Drew.
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The Crayon : A Colorful Tale About Friendship
by Simon Rickerty
Blends whimsical art and sparse text in the story of two quirky little creatures who invoke hilarity as they pull all the colors out of their crayon box. By the creator of The Peanut.
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The things I can do
by Jeff Mack
The author of Clueless McGee presents a whimsical story complemented by illustrations rendered in the style of a young child that reveals the many things the intrepid narrator can do all by himself, from making his own lunch and getting a drink to taking a bath and writing a book.
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A squiggly story
by Andrew Larsen
A boy who wants to write a story like his big sister learns that every story begins with a single letter or word
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By Mouse & Frog
by Deborah Freedman
An unlikely collaboration ensues when the contrasting storytelling approaches of fastidious Mouse and free-spirited Frog collide
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Niko draws a feeling
by Bob Raczka
When Niko makes abstract drawings, no one seems to understand them, until Niko's new friend Iris points out the pictures are about feelings
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Away
by Emil Sher
A gentle tale told entirely through sticky notes between a mother and daughter as the girl's departure for her first summer camp draws near demonstrates how love can be found even in scribbled messages and other unlikely places.
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