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Sharing Stories with Baby Books for babies often have colorful pictures with simple text and a short story. Take a peek at these and maybe find a new favorite!
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B is for baby
by Atinuke
The creators of the award-winning Baby Goes to Market finds Baby stowing away on big brother's bicycle during a visit to Baba's bungalow in a neighboring village, in a vibrantly illustrated alphabet story set in West Africa
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The babies on the bus
by Karen Katz
Presents lyrics to the well-known song, interspersed with additional verses about babies
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The baby goes beep
by Rebecca O'Connell
Baby is having a busy day as he chases the kitty, plays with his father, helps unload groceries, and more, in a fun-filled read aloud with full-color illustrations.
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Baby party
by Rebecca O'Connell
Readers are encouraged to clap for the babies at a baby party where basic shapes are a cause for celebration, as circles become treats, squares become gifts, and stars are prizes to share
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Big bug
by Henry Cole
Beginning with a bug, various objects are revealed as being big and small in comparison with other objects on a farm under the big, big sky
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Blocks
by Irene Dickson
A child building with only red blocks and another child building with only blue blocks get into a messy tussle when they want to use each other's colors before learning to cooperate, a situation that is made more intriguing by the introduction of a third child and his green blocks.
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Brownie & Pearl step out
by Cynthia Rylant
Heading out on the town for a birthday party, Brownie, a little girl with a flair for accessorizing, looks forward to the festivities before suffering an attack of shyness. By the Newbery-winning author of Henry and Mudge.
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Clip-clop
by Nicola Smee
After Mr. Horse asks his friends if they want to go for a ride, Cat, Dog, Pig, and Duck try to hang on as they urge Mr. Horse to go faster and faster
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The cow loves cookies
by Karma Wilson
While all the other animals on the farm enjoy eating their regular food, the cow chooses to eat the one thing she loves best, in a read-aloud story from the New York Times best-selling author of Bear Snores On.
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Dancing feet!
by Lindsey Craig
Combines whimsically rollicking text with collage-style art by the creator of the Emmy Award-winning Arthur series in an interactive tale about an exuberant group of dancing animals.
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Goodnight moon
by Margaret Wise Brown
Before going to sleep, a little rabbit says goodnight to all his familiar possessions, as his big, green bedroom slowly darkens, in an anniversary version of the enduring classic.
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Hop
by Jorey Hurley
"A day in the life of a rabbit family, from sleeping to grazing to hiding from danger"
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I am a baby
by Kathryn Madeline Allen
Candid photos and lively rhyming words combine in an endearing photo-book celebration of the questions that babies might have about themselves, from what the wriggly things at the ends of their arms are to who are the bigger people holding them.
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Kiss kiss!
by Margaret Wild
Baby Hippo is in such a rush to play one morning he forgets to kiss his mama, but strangely all the jungle noises seem to remind him, in a heartwarming, affectionate story perfect for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, or any day that a child wants a kiss from Mama.
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Leo loves baby time
by Anna McQuinn
On Wednesdays, Leo and his mom go to Baby Time, where he sings, plays and meets new friends, in a charming book which features bright, vibrant colors that will draw the attention of the youngest readers.
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Little white fish has a party
by Guido van Genechten
Planning a fun-filled celebration for his second birthday, Little White Fish invites an assortment of thick and thin, long and short, straight and bent, and happy and sad sea animals to the party. By the award-winning creator of Mommies and Their Babies.
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Little white rabbit
by Kevin Henkes
As he hops along exploring the world, a little rabbit wonders what it would be like to be something else, but his wondering is abruptly halted by a cat that causes him to hurry home to his mother.
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Mama, look!
by Patricia J. Murphy
Baby creatures and their mothers discover the world around them
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Me baby, you baby
by Ashley Wolff
When two mothers and their toddlers enjoy a day at the zoo, they get a special look at how animal mothers and their babies interact in their own special ways.
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Maggie and Michael get dressed
by Denise Fleming
Assisted by his little dog when it is time to get dressed, young Michael carefully pulls on his yellow socks and his orange hat but gets into a whimsical scuffle over his blue pants. By the Caldecott Honor-winning creator of In the Small, Small Pond.
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Moo, baa, la la la
by Sandra Boynton
Various humorously drawn animals demonstrate the very different, and often amusing sounds they make, in a lap-sized version of a best-selling board book.
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Overboard!
by Sarah Weeks
When his mother turns her back on him for just a moment, baby bunny begins to toss everything in his crib, including his jimmies and diapers, onto his bedroom floor to make just enough room for a good night's rest.
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Planes go
by Steve Light
Describes the sounds of eight different kinds of airplanes
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Please, baby, please
by Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee
A toddler's antics keep her mother busy as she tries to feed her, watch her on the playground, give her a bath, and put her to bed
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Ten little fingers and ten little toes
by Mem Fox
Babies from all over the world and their chubby, dimpled, and wrinkled fingers and toes are featured in a lively introduction to counting with full-color illustrations by the illustrator of Big Momma Makes the World.
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Ten tiny babies
by Karen Katz
Ten silly noises come from ten lively babies as they jump, bounce, wiggle, and dance their way through a very boisterous day before settling down for a good night's rest.
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Tip tip dig dig
by Emma Garcia
A parade of colorful construction vehicles makes joyful noise for young enthusiasts who are invited to lift-lift with a crane, push-push with a bulldozer and roll-roll-roll with a steamroller, in a lively storybook that combines cut-collage illustrations with onomatopoeic text.
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Uh-oh!
by Rachel Isadora
As an African-American toddler keeps getting into mischief throughout the day, the reader is invited to discover what the trouble is with each turn of the page and to say "uh-oh."
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Where do pants go?
by Rebecca Van Slyke
A whimsical tale about learning how to get dressed features a sequence of multicultural toddlers who practice putting on their clothes, enjoying a series of adorable mishaps along the way.
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Where is baby?
by Kathryn Osebold Galbraith
Babies love to hide. Beneath blankets, under tables and behind chairs. And some babies like to hide in unexpected places. Like baby deer, who disappear in dappled spring sunlight. Or baby leopards, who scramble high in the African trees. Or baby elephants, who fade behind a forest of legs. But all hidden babies, no matter where they hide, can always be found by their loving parents.
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Where is the green sheep?
by Mem Fox
Having spotted all the other sheep, such as red sheep and brave sheep, the search begins to find the one missing sheep from the herd, in a simple bedtime tale with full-color illustrations from the author of The Magic Hat.
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Where is Tippy Toes?
by Betsy Lewin
Although everyone can see how Tippy Toes, a mischievous cat, spends his days, only one knows where he goes after dark, in a rhyming work with die-cuts throughout by the Caldecott Honor-winning illustrator of Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type.
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Where's Spot?
by Eric Hill
Offers to a new generation of toddlers a fun-filled tale as Sally and her mother search all over the house to locate Spot, their cherished little puppy.
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Whose toes are those?
by Jabari Asim
The youngest of children are invited to explore their toes by playing "This Little Piggy" in an inviting board book featuring adorable babies and engaging rhyming verses.
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