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Acorn Was a Little Wild
by Jen Arena
The first of his friends to jump off the oak tree, Acorn, setting out to explore the world, must turn a big setback into a wild adventure when he is buried deep underground by a squirrel.
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Agnes and the Sheep
by Elle Rowley
When the humans go out for the day, leaving their dog, Agnes, and the sheep alone at the house, the animals decide to take advantage of this opportunity. The sheep had always wondered what it would be like inside that huge, warm home and this was their chance to find out.
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Chloe's Lunar New Year
by Lily LaMotte
In her debut picture book, the author of Measuring Up presents a special Lunar New Year feast where young Chloe, her little brother and their multiracial family celebrate this wonderful holiday and all its traditions.
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The Depth of the Lake and the Height of the Sky
by Kim Jihyun
It's summertime and a boy and his dog are leaving behind their apartment in the busy city. His grandparents' home in the countryside feels like a different world. From the window, the curious boy sees a path leading enticingly into the forest. He can't wait to explore. At each bend in the trail the boy discovers more wonders of the surrounding natural world, from towering trees to a still, silent lake. He can't resist diving down, down into the cool water and greeting the fish below. Then later, when boy and dog have been warmed by the gentle sunshine, they wander back, contentedly, to their family. But before they go to sleep, nature gives them one last dazzling show: they look up, up to a night sky awash with stars.
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Evergreen
by Matthew Cordell
To deliver her mother's delicious soup to her sick Granny Oak, Evergreen the squirrel must face her fears and make the journey, during which she meets other forest dwellers, including some who want to get their hands on her soup!
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A Flag for Juneteenth
by Kim Taylor
On June 19, 1865, young Huldah and her close-knit community of enslaved African Americans on a plantation in Texas process the news of their freedom and celebrate together by creating a community freedom flag, in this powerful story about the first Juneteenth.
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Friends
by Daniela Sosa
Enter the wonderful world of friends-new friends, old friends and everything-in-between, where we discover who they are, how to find them and what we count on them for.
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Grumpy New Year
by Katrina Moore
This funny and heartwarming follow-up to Grandpa Grumps celebrates Lunar New Year and the love of a doting grandparent as Daisy travels to China to see her Yeh-Yeh again.
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Sal Boat / : A Boat by Sal
by Thyra Heder
As Sal builds his boat, he is certain no one understands his vision, but when he cannot get his craft afloat he is dejected--thankfully the friends and family he has been ignoring are still there, ready to help him launch his creation and celebrate his achievement.
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Sato the Rabbit : a Sea of Tea
by Yuki Ainoya
Sato continues his adventures, exploring both expansive landscapes--snowy fields, forests, oceans made of tea--and tiny microcosms of worlds, all found in unlikely places--like within a freshly-baked pie!
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Welcome to the World
by Julia Donaldson
This enchanting exploration of babies first experiences, from spending time with family to encountering nature, helps all caretakers introduce their children to the world.
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Caves
by Nell Cross Beckerman
Urging children to explore one of nature's most curious ecosystems, this eye-opening book uses powerful, poetic text to guide readers through different caves around the world while nonfiction text allows for deeper understanding.
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The Outer Planets
by Christina Leaf
Vibrant illustrations accompany information about the outer planets of the solar system. The narrative nonfiction text is intended for students in kindergarten through third grade.
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