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Peppa, George, and their friends get together to play a game of soccer: the boys against the girls! But what happens when the two teams can't agree on what's fair?
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Written by Sam Garton
Unable to stop Otter Keeper from going to work, Otter decides she needs a job too and opens a toast restaurant with sticky results in this illustrated charmer. “Hysterical” — Kirkus
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Written by Pamela Butchart
This silly tale about a fidgety little girl will appeal to wriggly kids of all abilities who also just can’t sit still.
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Written by Fran Manushkin
Whether cocoa-brown or peaches and cream, each baby in the human family is treasured and special. “Delightful” — SLJ
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Written by Steve Antony
Panda has a box of donuts he wants to share, but none of the animals get any until Lemur says "please" and gets them all.
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A collection of nursery rhymes for all read-aloud occassions.
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A collection of nursery rhymes for all read-aloud occassions.
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A collection of nursery rhymes for all read-aloud occassions.
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Written by Henry Cole
In this coloful introduction to scale, young readers will delight in seeing how something “big”...
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Written by Katherine Durgin-Bruce
Pretend play is key for these characters who show readers how easy it is to turn everyday household objects into fantastic, creative playscapes.
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Written by Shari Halpern
Some dinosaurs are tall. Some dinosaurs are very small. Some dinosaurs walk on two legs, others on...
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Written by Mary Serfozo
What's cold and wet, warm and dry, and hard and soft? Why a puppy, of course! A perfect read-aloud for preschoolers. "A wonderful book."—SLJ
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Written by Alison Murray
Zack's dog Rufus follows him to school and joins right in with painting, lunchtime, and garden time. "Begs to be read aloud."—SLJ
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Written by Anna W. Bardaus
Fuzzy is a a very accident-prone bear. But his friends don't let that get him down. These critter kids keep a good attitude and show Fuzzy just what he CAN do.
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Written by Anna W. Bardaus
Inspired by the ever-popular A Box Can Be Many Things, this title explores children's love of pretend play using homemade articles to become anything they want to be.
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Written by Samantha Kurtzman-Counter
When Hugo Hippo heads out for a day of fun at the pool, he is confronted by all sorts of opportunities to make choices about his own safety.
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Written by Margery Cuyler
Preschoolers can get ready for new adventures by joining Bob the bus driver and his little bus as they wake early and bring happy children to school. "Relentlessly cheery."—Booklist
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Written by Kevin Cornell
Charlie and Olivia were the best friends the ocean had ever seen. All Charlie wanted was a hug....
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Written by Greg Foley
Simple illustrations and text convey surprisingly rich and charming stories about a gentle bear and his friends.
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Written by Alison McGhee
The sheriff and his deputy dog have been charged with a mission: to bring a dozen donuts home...
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Written by Mercer Mayer
From "A" for "Airplane" to "Z" for "Zebra" (pausing along the way for "Hula-Hoop" and "Pillow"),...
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Written by Charles G. Shaw
The white shape silhouetted against a blue background changes on every page. Is it a rabbit, a...
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Written by Anna McQuinn
Young readers will love joining Lola in this cozy celebration of libraries, books, and beloved family rituals. "It's a winner."—SLJ
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Written by David Melling
Whether looking for a hug of trying to fix a hat, the lovable and slightly bewildered Douglas is...
