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New This Week: KidsJuly 16th - July 22nd To place a hold, click on the cover or title of item.
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The sister switch
by Sarah Mlynowski
When she receives a magical bracelet, Addie wishes to be Sophie, her big sister, but with friendships and grades on the line, and a stranger determined to get her hands on the bracelet, Addie must find a way to switch back before it's too late.
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World made of glass
by Ami Polonsky
In 1987, after losing her father to AIDS, Iris navigates her rage and grief, resolving to speak out against the rampant fear, misinformation and prejudice surrounding the disease, which leads to new friendships and surprising discoveries.
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Gamerville
by Johnnie Christmas
Sent to Camp Reset, a summer camp where electronics are forbidden and he's forced to socialize, eat healthy and go outdoors, gamer Max, a qualifier for the Gamerville championship, must level up his escape plan to realize his dreams of digital domination.
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Pete the Cat scaredy cat!
by Kim Dean
When Bob tells him a hair-raising story about a monster, Pete the Cat, totally spooked, starts seeing the monster everywhere until he learns to overcome his fear.
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Scholastic year in sports 2024
by James Buckley
Presents the most interesting, monumental, and strange sports stories of the past year, including championship statistics in baseball, football, basketball, hockey, golf, and tennis
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The goat and the stoat and the boat
by Em Lynas
Slapstick humor, tongue-twister text and bright neon artwork combine to tell the story of Stoat who is happy alone in a boat until Goat in a colorful coat arrives, determined to float WITH Stoat and SHARE the boat
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Anonymoose
by Shawna J. C. Tenney
Ana the moose goes through great lengths to be left alone and stay Anonymoose until an interaction with a classmate makes her wonder if she is missing out
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Goodnight school
by Catherine Bailey
As the sun sets, a security guard arrives to help this sleepy little school get some rest.
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The island before no
by Christina Uss
When a kid arrives on their island, wielding an entirely new word, “NO,” and invites all his friends, who are quite rude, the walruses need to find their own NO, to not only hold back the rampaging horde of children but for their own sakes as well.
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Sinclair, the velociraptor who thought he was a chicken
by Douglas Rees
An unusual chicken with long, sharp teeth and claws, Sinclair proves to be the best chicken ever when Gorgosaurus threatens his family, in this heartwarming and hilarious celebration of dinosaurs, chickens, family and the joy of accepting who we are.
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The belly song
by Mother Moon
Sing along in this joyful celebration of your baby's perfect belly inspired by the song from TikTok trailblazer, Mother Moon!
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It's Raining Bats & Frogs
by Rebecca Colby
When a rainstorm threatens the annual Witch Parade, little witch Della is determined to save the day and changes the rain to cats and dogs, then hats and clogs, but when those don't work, she tries bats and frogs, wreaking magical mayhem!
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