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Picture Books January 2018
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Share, Big Bear, share!
by Maureen Wright
Big Bear's little animal friends wish he would share some of his berries, but every time the old oak tree tells him to share, he does something different
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Glitter
by Stella J Jones
When Gloria, a rhinoceros who loves glitter on everything, spreads it all around town, the rest of the town's residents object
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Melvin the Mouth
by Katherine Blanc
A typical day in the life of an exuberant and imaginative little boy reveals how he engages in everyday tasks while adding narration and sound effects before growing up to become the iconic voice actor Mel Blanc, in a picture book portrait written by his daughter-in-law. By the author of The Boy Who Conquered Everest.
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Don't touch this book!
by Bill Cotter
A companion book to Don't Push the Button! features loveable monster Larry, who has a bit of trouble sharing.
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When Grandma Gatewood took a hike
by Michelle Houts
Presents the story of the first woman to complete a solo hike of the Appalachian Trail, with a famous hiking trail in Ohio named the Grandma Gatewood Trail in her honor
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| The Bear's Song by Benjamin ChaudWhat it's about: When Little Bear follows a bee into a fancy French opera house, Papa Bear takes off after the cub, resulting in a chandelier-rattling climax and a highly unusual solo.
Series alert: Kids who relish finding the hidden pictures within this book's intricate, bustling illustrations should be sure to check out Little Bear's continuing adventures in The Bear's Sea Escape and The Bear's Surprise. |
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| Boot & Shoe by Marla FrazeeStarring: Boot and Shoe, two canine siblings whose reassuring daily routine is shattered when a bewildering squirrel-chasing incident leaves each dog convinced that they've lost the other. Spare text and expressive artwork blend to create an irresistible, feel-good tone.
Reviewers say: "A dog-lover's delight and tender ode to friendship" (School Library Journal). |
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| Black Dog by Levi PinfoldWhat it's about: Outside the Hope family's ramshackle house sits a big black dog, and it's getting bigger every time someone looks outside! Frightened, the family hides -- except for Small. Bravely stepping up, Small taunts the colossal dog into chasing her, leading to an unexpected conclusion.
Why kids might like it: Rich, vibrant illustrations enhance a charming fable which encourages readers (big and small) to face their fears. |
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| Where's Walrus? and Penguin? by Stephen SavageWhat it is: a wordless, retro-modern romp featuring two escaped zoo animals who'll take on any disguise, no matter how silly, to elude the pursuing zookeeper.
Who it's for: sharp-eyed kids who love seek-and-find books but aren't quite ready for Waldo.
Series alert: New fans may want to check out Walrus' first escape in Where's Walrus? |
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| Oops, Pounce, Quick, Run! An Alphabet Caper by Mike TwohyWhat it is: An unconventional alphabet book that introduces letters through a high-speed, slapstick dog-and-mouse chase. Visual humor abounds in the energetic illustrations, making the story suitable for readalouds or one-on-one sharing.
Kids might also like: Nate Evans' Bang! Boom! Roar! |
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Contact your librarian for more great books! |
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