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Youth Services New Titles April 2024
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No cats in the library
by Lauren Emmons
Clever stray cat Clarisse, who LOVES books, stumbles upon a library and, sneaking inside, finds exciting new stories and even helps a little girl practice reading, but when the librarian finds her, she hopes she'll be allowed to stay.
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All of those babies
by Mylisa Larsen
In this rollicking romp through the animal kingdom, young readers will discover that no matter the species, everyone grows.
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Just try it
by Phil Rosenthal
When he brings his daughter, Lil, to a food truck festival hoping his picky eater will try something new, Phil is about to give up until an unexpected mustard accident changes everything, in this hilarious picture book from the Netflix star and New York Times best-selling author.
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Penelope Rex and the problem with pets
by Ryan T. Higgins
When Mittens comes into her life, Penelope Rex, who's not even sure she wants a pet, is determined to make the best of it; however, this 600-lb saber tooth tiger causes some very big, very messy problems but also works his way into her heart.
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Little Blue Truck Feeling Happy
by Alice Schertle
"Soft and woolly, shiny and smooth...this touch-and-feel book featuring the beloved Little Blu Truck and his farm animal friends provides fun and sensory exploration, while gently sharing that we don't have to be the same to be the best of ourselves--and the best of friends."
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Where's Bluey? : a search-and-find book
by Penguin Young Readers Licenses
"Have you seen Bluey and Bingo? There are lots of other hidden items, too, so join the fun in this search-and-find book!"
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Rocket ship, solo trip
by Chiara Colombi
Exploring the complicated emotions of big firsts, this exciting picture book invites readers to blast off with Rocket as she embarks on her first solo mission to outer space and wonders if she can do it alone until she remembers Ground Control's words of encouragement.
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Little lost dinosaur
by Will Deer
"When Little Dinosaur gets lost, he needs readers to pull the tabs and lift the flaps to help him find his mommy. I "
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A happy place
by Britta Teckentrup
"Takes readers on a magical, moonlit adventure following a tiny star and invites all to dance with a host of animals. But is it all a dream?"
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A World Wonder
by Laura Wifler
Ever since she was a little girl, Cora has dreamed of designing truly fantastical things, awe-inspiring structures that everyone recognizes as world wonders...and that’s exactly what she does! As Cora ages and her accomplishments and acclaim grow, she returns to her hometown to fulfill her childhood dream—to transform the house on top of the hill into a true world wonder. In the process, Cora learns that living a meaningful life isn’t all about amazing achievements or always making bigger and better things, but about building community, giving generously of your time and talents, and loving others along the way.
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Peg gets crackin'
by Jo Renfro
Peg the Egg is safe within her shell, and does not want to hatch--but sooner or later all little chicks must face the world
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Tomorrow's lily
by Christopher Raschka
Exploring concepts of friendship, growing up, generosity, empathy, love and time, this beautiful and deeply moving picture book depicts an extraordinary garden where seven daylilies bloom for others during the course of one sunny week.
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The wrong book
by Drew Daywalt
In this giggle-inducing story, the narrator is WRONG about everything, including that bicycles say cock-a-doodle-doo and firefighters shout Ding Dong! before putting out a fire, until the characters within the book set him straight. From the author of The Day the Crayons Quit. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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Hello, sweet baby! : an adoption journey
by Janeen Jackson
Unable to properly care for their sweet seedling, Momma Red and Poppa Yellow Tomato make the difficult decision to release her to another loving tomato family in Hopewell Garden with the assistance of a helpful ladybug adoption agent.
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The good little mermaid's guide to bedtime
by Eija Sumner
A little mermaid, who is a terror of the deep?—?too fierce, scary and ferocious to follow The Good Little Mermaid's Guide to Bedtime?—?resists going to sleep at every turn, in this uproarious underwater story.
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What's new, Daniel?
by Micha Archer
A Caldecott Honor-winning author/illustrator's gloriously detailed collages invite readers into Daniel's blossoming world, encouraging them to appreciate all the wonderful new things in their own lives, big and small. Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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You stole my name
by Dennis McGregor
"This fun picture book features vibrant, hand-painted illustrations and curious questions like "why does the bull trout share its name with the bull?" You Stole My Name is a stunning collection of illustrations that takes you and your child on a colorful journey through some of the animal kingdom's most interesting creatures and their namesakes"
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The eyes & the impossible
by Dave Eggers
From the award-winning author of The Every and the illustrator behind the beloved picture book Her Right Foot comes an endearing and beautifully illustrated story of a dog who unwittingly becomes a hero to a park full of animals.
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Max in the house of spies / : A Tale of World War II
by Adam Gidwitz
To find his way back home to his family in Germany during WWII, Max Bretzfeld, with a kobold named Berg on one shoulder and a dybbuk named Stein on the other, sets out to do the impossible: become a British spy.
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Miss Nichol is in a pickle!
by Dan Gutman
When Principal Stokers decides Ella Mentry School should have a vegetable garden and brings in a really, really weird gardening instructor, A. J. and his friends help out and hilarious hijinks ensue when something?—?or someone?—?takes a bite out of their produce.
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No more school, April Fools!
by Dan Gutman
In this My WeirdSchool special that features puzzles, games and more, the My Weird School kids engage in an epic week-long prank war?—?the likes of which Ella Mentry School has never seen?—?against their teachers to win a super sweet prize.
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Heroes
by Alan Gratz
Aboard the battleship the USS Utah with their Navy pilot fathers during WWII when the ship is attacked by the Japanese, Frank and Stanley find their friendship?—?and dreams?—?in jeopardy when Stanley is seen as the“enemy” because his mother is Japanese American.
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The scarlet shedder / : The Scarlet Shedder
by Dav Pilkey
After an encounter with a skunk, Dog Man, now scarlet red after being dunked in tomato juice, is exiled but must find a way to save those who shunned him when an all-new, never-before-seen villain unleashes an army of A.I. robots.
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Next stop
by Debbie Fong
Still grieving her brother's death, Pia, a soft-spoken middle-schooler, embarks on a bus tour that changes her life
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Moose blasts off! / : Moose Blasts Off!
by Kirk Reedstrom
Inviting Duck to play astronaut with him, Moose soon discovers Duck doesn't know how to use his imagination and gets frustrated until they both learn how to work?—?and imagine?—?together. Illustrations.
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Otis & Peanut. 1
by Naseem Hrab
In three stories told in graphic-novel form, long-haired guinea pig Otis and naked mole rat Peanut explore themes of loss, fear of change and cooperation, while demonstrating what it means to be a supportive and caring friend. Illustrations.
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Duck moves in! / : Duck Moves In!
by Kirk Reedstrom
Moose's peaceful existence is interrupted by the arrival of Duck, who loves parties, karaoke and living with?—?and on?—?Moose's head, but when his efforts to send Duck packing do not work, Moose realizes Duck might be the best thing spring could bring. Illustrations.
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A kids book about adventure
by Ben Tertin
"Any conversation about adventure inevitably means having a conversation about the difference between healthy concern and overblown worry. What is adventure? What causes fear? That's what this book explores--how living a life of adventure means living a life facing your fears"
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