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| This Baby. That Baby. by Cari Best; illustrated by Rashin KheiriyehThis baby likes to listen to stories. That baby likes to make music. Two babies who live on neighboring streets have parallel experiences in this lighthearted slice-of-life picture book. |
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I Do Not Eat Children
by Marcus Cutler
A monster claims he would never eat a child... as the children playing around him suspiciously disappear one by one!
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Kitty & Cat : Bent Out of Shape
by Mirka Hokkanen
In this "pawsitively" hilarious concept book, Cat is nowhere to be found at bath time, until readers look closely at the pages to see Cat's many creative contortions.
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Pretty Ugly
by David Sedaris
Anna Van Ogre loses her lovely monstrous looks and is turned into a sickeningly adorable rosy-cheeked little girl, which starts her on a journey to learn an unforgettable lesson about true beauty.
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What's New, Daniel?
by Micha Archer
When Daniel's grandpa asks him "what's new?", Daniel's curiosity is sparked and he's determined to find out! Gloriously detailed collages invite young readers into Daniel's blossoming world, encouraging them to appreciate all the wonderful new things in their own lives, both big and small.
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Mommy's New Friend
by Shelley Tougas
Mommy has a new friend, That Guy Carl. Even though That Guy makes pizza from scratch, it's not the same as when it was Mommy, Lily, and Daddy eating together. But That Guy takes care of Mommy when she's sick, and That Guy laughs at Lily's jokes... maybe That Guy Carl isn't that bad after all?
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Cranky
by Phuc Tran
In this funny story about big trucks, big feelings and even bigger friendships, Cranky the crane truck is feeling really cranky and he just doesn't want to talk about it -- until his friends help him turn his cranky frown upside down.
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Find Momo Everywhere
by Andrew Knapp
Life with a dog brings adventure, friendship, and joy... but what remains after a beloved dog passes away? Andrew remembers traveling all over the world playing Momo's favorite game of hide and seek, and shares Momo's final journey. A powerful exploration of grief for pet owners of all ages, and a testament to the many ways that animals enrich our lives, even after they are gone.
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Family is family
by Melissa Marr
While on the way to school, Little Chick notices that the other kids are traveling with a mom or dad or sibling. But Little Chick doesn't have a dad or siblings... he has two moms. And though he is fascinated by all the other different kinds of families, Little Chick is happy to be right where he's meant to be, with his own family that loves him.
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Little Sisters
by Tomo Miura
An only child daydreams about what her life would be like if she had a little sister. Or several little sisters. Or lots and lots of little sisters -- think of all the fun they could have together! A humorous and heartfelt story filled with imagination and love.
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Pie-Rats!
by Lisa Frenkel Riddiough
A band of swashbuckling pie-rats battle storms and scallywags to find the best treasure of all: dessert! There's more than one way to satisfy a sweet tooth, in this delicious rhyming read-aloud that will have kids begging for more!
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Something On the Hill
by Jane Kohuth
Waking up from her nap feeling something has changed, Field Mouse asks her friends to join her on a journey to investigate the “Something on the Hill” that is calling to her. The friends discover that the “Something” is a leaf shoot, tiny and green, heralding the arrival of Spring. New from local author Jane Kohuth.
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Contact your librarian for more great books for ages 0-8!
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