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New and Coming Soon Picture Books July 2024
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Dalmartian: A Mars Rover's Story
by Lucy Ruth Cummins
When an ordinary boy meets an extraordinary visitor from outer space that looks a lot like a Dalmatian, they get off on the wrong paw and wonder if a shared love of bacon is enough for them to live in harmony.
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The Curious Why
by Angela DiTerlizzi
This highly anticipated follow-up to the best-selling The Magical Yet shows young readers there's always something new to discover about the world around and encourages them to open their minds to an extraordinary world of possibilities.
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A Family Tree
by Staci Lola Drouillard
When their Grandma and Grandpa move away, leaving behind a beloved family tree, Francis wants to take the tree with them, placing down its roots on new land. This is a story of celebration of resiliency, family bonds and our deep connection to and responsibility for nature.
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Bunny's Most Fabulous Vacation Ever
by Brian Fitzgerald
Finding the perfect solitary spot to park her camper van and enjoy the ocean breeze, Bunny finds her plans ruined by the arrival of a big purple monster called “Bob". But when events take a surprising turn, she learns a valuable lesson about mistaken first impressions.
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Beach Bummer
by Ryan T Higgins
While everyone is having fun in the sun at the beach except him, Bruce, whose favorite thing to do during summer is sit in the shade, looks forward to his second favorite thing—summer turning into fall!
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Go and Get with Rex
by David LaRochelle
While playing Go and Get, where each player must go and get something that starts with a certain letter, Jack and Jill are mystified as to why Rex keeps getting it wrong. A comical alphabetical exercise in thinking outside the box.
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If You Spot a Shell
by Aimâee Sicuro
Text and illustrations show how, with imagination, a seashell can become anything from a swimming cap to a ferris wheel to a submarine. Includes instructions for a sand art project and shell rubbing.
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I'm Proud of You
by Craig Melvin
This heartfelt picture book from Today show co-anchor Craig Melvin is a tribute to fathers, sons and the childhood milestones that inspire pride in every parent.
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More Dung!: A Beetle Tale
by Frank Weber
A dung beetle sets off to the farm on a quest for more and more dung, building a veritable DUNG EMPIRE! But a tower of dung comes with a tower of risk, and soon our insect hero finds himself buried in his greed.
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Bird Rehearsal
by Jonah Winter
Told entirely in birdsong, peeks behind the curtain into the glorious musicality of birds. Includes information about birds in the cast.
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Meet the Mushrooms!
by Sonali Fry
Little ones can join adorable mushroom characters as they spend a busy day in the forest dancing, playing and exploring.
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Let's Be Brave
by Leah Osakwe
From following their dreams to standing up for themselves, this inspiring board book empowers children to find the courage and confidence to be who they are meant to be.
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Color Gallery
by Isabel Otter
Featuring peek-through gatefolds and questions to encourage active reading, this invitation into the world of art and color introduces kids to basic art styles, such as mosaics, portraits, sculptures and landscapes, with the help of adorable animal friends.
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Name Your Numbers
by Smriti Prasadam-Halls
This cute rhyming board book with a pop-up surprise at the end helps little readers count from one to ten along with adorable animal characters.
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Illusions in Art: Food
by Chieu Anh Urban
Colorful spreads invite children in with a rhyme that contains a clue, while the bold, graphic design steers the eye to a negative space revealing a hidden familiar food. Black-and-white spreads at the end depict the same foods again, further clarifying the concept of positive and negative space.
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