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Bachelet, Gilles |
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My Cat, the Silliest Cat in the World |
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An artist describes his cat, who can usually be found either
sleeping or eating. |
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Beaumont, Karen |
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Move Over, Rover! |
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When a storm comes, Rover expects to have his doghouse all to
himself but finds that various other animals, including a skunk,
come to join him. |
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Bunting, Eve |
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Hurry ! Hurry! |
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Rooster is spreading the word: Hurry! Hurry! All the animals rush to
the barn--and arrive just in time to greet the tiniest member of the
farm family, hatching out of his egg. |
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Chodos-Irvine, Margaret |
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Best Best Friends |
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Mary and Clare do everything together at preschool, but Mary's
birthday celebration puts a strain on the girls' friendship. |
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Crews, Nina |
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Below |
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Jack has adventures with his action-figure, Guy. |
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Faller, Regis |
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Adventures of Polo, The |
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Polo the dog sets out from his home and enjoys many adventures,
including sailing his boat on top of a whale, roasting hot dogs over
a volcano, and taking a ride in a spaceship built from a mushroom. |
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Faller, Regis |
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Polo: The Runaway Book |
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While trying to retrieve his new book from a thieving alien, Polo
has a series of adventures and eventually helps the alien and his
people. |
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Fleming, Denise |
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Cow Who Clucked, The |
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When a cow loses her moo, she searches to see if another animal in
the barn has it. |
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Floca, Brian |
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Lightship |
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Lightships once served where lighthouses could not be built. They
helped to guide sailors safely through the fog. |
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Henkes, Kevin |
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Good Day, A |
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A bird, a fox, a dog, and a squirrel overcome minor setbacks to have
a very good day. |
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Hills, Tad |
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Duck & Goose |
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Duck and Goose learn to work together to take care of a ball, which
they think is an egg. |
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Hutchins, Hazel |
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Second Is a Hiccup: A Child's Book of Time |
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Hutchins explains the lengths of various time units in original,
child-centered terms. A second is how long it takes to hiccup or "to
kiss your mom / Or jump a rope / Or turn around." |
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Isaacs, Anne |
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Pancakes for Supper! |
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In the backwoods of New England, a young girl cleverly fends off the
threats of wild animals by trading her clothes for her safety. |
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Jenkins, Steve & Robin Page |
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Move! |
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Introduces children to a collection of wild animals and, through
detailed illustrations, shows how and why the slithering, hopping,
and crawling creatures move as they do. |
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Landström, Lena |
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Boo and Baa Have Company |
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It's autumn and Boo and Baa are raking leaves when they hear
meowing. They discover a cat that has climbed up a tree and can't
get down. What should they do to help?. |
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Manushkin, Fran |
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Shivers in the Fridge, The |
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One by one, the members of the Shivers family disappear from the
inside of their chilly refrigerator home. |
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McCarty, Peter |
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Moon Plane |
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A young boy looks at a plane in the sky and imagines flying one all
the way to the moon. |
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McMullan, Kate |
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I'm Dirty! |
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A busy backhoe loader describes all the items it hauls off a lot and
all the fun it has getting dirty while doing so. |
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Pinkney, Jerry |
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Little Red Hen, The |
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A newly illustrated edition of the classic fable of the hen who is
forced to do all the work of baking bread and of the animals who
learn a lesson from it. |
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Pitzer, Susanna |
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Not Afraid of Dogs |
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Young Daniel must confront his fear of dogs when his mom dogsits his
aunt's pet. |
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Portis, Antoinette |
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Not a Box |
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To an imaginative bunny, a box is not always just a box. |
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Reiser, Lynn |
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Hardworking Puppies |
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One by one, ten energetic puppies find important jobs as dogs who
help people in different ways, including by pulling sleds and saving
swimmers. |
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Reiss, Mike |
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Merry Un-Christmas |
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For Noelle and her friends Holly, Carol, and Claus, the most
wonderful day of the year is Un-Christmas. It's the only day of the
year that they actually go to school. But the best thing about
Un-Christmas Day is that they don't have to open any presents! |
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Seeger, Laura Vaccaro |
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Black? White! Day? Night! |
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Readers can see a word and its meaning expressed through a picture,
then lift the flap to see the opposite word and its meaning. |
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Seeger, Laura Vaccaro |
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Dog and Bear |
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Three easy-to-read stories reveal the close friendship between Dog
and Bear. |
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Shulevitz, Uri |
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So Sleepy Story |
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In the quiet of the night, a sleepy sleepy boy awakes to find the
dishes, chairs, and clocks enjoying themselves. |
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Sierra, Judy |
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Thelonius Monster's Sky-High Fly Pie |
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A good-natured monster thinks a pie made out of flies would be a
good dessert, and invites all his friends and relatives over to try
it. |
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Stevenson, Robert Louis |
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Moon, The |
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Pictures of a father and child out in the moonlight illustrate
Stevenson's poem from A child's garden of verses. |
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Wells, Rosemary |
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Max's ABC |
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Max is in trouble. The Ants are taking Bites of his sandwich and
drinking his Cranberry juice. Children will enjoy learning the
alphabet with Max and Ruby in this charming concept book. |
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arlene.mcdace@pinecrest.edu |
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