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“An adorable story of friendship and a humorous reminder to respect others' boundaries. Perfect for Halloween or during a sleepover. I plan to share it with my three-year-old grandson.” – Sheila Kaye Hoffman “You Can't Scare Me (Willy & Walter) is a very cute colorful story. Love the cute little spider that is hiding in all pages. Good story about what goes around comes around.” – Pras S “What a fabulous spin on The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Children need a reminder not to be scared at every little thing. Children need a reminder not to overdo it with the drama too. Why not combine the two into one sweet tale and remind them we can all be friends if we put limits on them all? Nicely played.” – Cathi Lipinski Best friends Walter and Willy are having a sleepover. Walter thinks it’s fun to scare Willy. But what happens when the tables get turned? A barely scary story about friendship and respect. For best friends ages 4 and up. Guided Reading Level K

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"These suggested general purchases for all libraries are well designed for language development and early reading." - School Library Journal "The thick, durable pages make this perfect for multiple readings and page turnings for the youngest listeners." - Kirkus Reviews "Bright colors, repetition of objects, and rounded corners and heavy pages make these books perfect for babies and toddlers" - Kiwi Magazine Lily and Milo take a walk in the meadow. What do they see? Animals. So many animals! Can you count the animals along with Lily and Milo? A cheerful story about animals and counting. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on language development. At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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A cute and beautifully illustrated love story, a perfect picture book for this Valentine's Day! "This book was absolutely adorable. Bear loves Squirrel but is too shy to tell her. Instead he leaves her gifts. The pictures are so cute. The text is short and flows well. I think kids will love the story and pictures. So fun." - Julie Valora (Librarian) "A sweet story about being in love but being too scared to let the other person know. Bear loves Squirrel. He brings her presents but can't seem to get up the courage to tell her it is him who is sending them. This would be a great story to share for a Valentine's Day or love themed story time. " - Kasey Gilbert (Librarian) Bear loves Squirrel. He brings her all kinds of presents, but he’s too shy to knock on her door. Squirrel does not know who her secret admirer is. Will Squirrel ever know how Bear feels? A sweet story about being in love and not having the courage to speak up. For honey-buns ages 4 and up. Guided Reading Level J

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"Relays a story underscoring the importance of self-respect and confidence." - Publishers Weekly "This book focuses on the protagonist Macie's perceptions of herself. She starts off as a secure, confident young girl until she meets a girl named Penelope who makes her start doubting her beauty. Using a mirror was a helpful way for the illustrator/author to get students to start thinking about the ways they perceive themselves. Self-love is important and this book will help motivate little girls to feel good about themselves." - Josiah Quincy Upper School Good enough was never good enough for Macie. She wanted to be the best. Until the day Macie took a look in the mirror and learned a very important lesson . . . A story about self-respect and confidence, for not-so-perfect kids ages 4 years and up. Guided Reading Level I "Macie is a girl, who wants to be the very, very best. Things get tough when a new girl starts at her school. She talks to her mirror and to her dad and the story shows that as long as you love yourself, things are just fine! The illustrations were quite lovely and the story covers the kind of things I want my daughters to know now at a young age. Very well done" - Lioness of Literacy

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"A high-stepping tribute to friendships, musical and otherwise." - Kirkus Reviews "Ella isn't any ordinary duck. She loves to sing and swing. The problem is, no one else in her family thinks doing those things is appropriate. Ella soon finds herself roaming the pond and trying to fit in with the other singing animals. She soon learns that fitting in can be difficult. It's only when she meets another "outcast" does she learn it's okay to make your own music and swing to your own beat. A picture book young readers will enjoy." - Warsaw Community Public Library Ella is different from her brothers and sisters. Less neat. And less sweet. And she sings her own songs, all day long! The other animals need time to get used to it … An inspiring picture book about music, friendship, and the courage to be yourself. For swinging music makers ages 4 and up. Guided Reading Level K

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"A testament of true friendship." - Kirkus Reviews "This delightful story about a girl and her dog will appeal to young readers." - School Library Journal It’s hot outside. Sam and Benny would really like to cool off in the lake. But first Benny has to take swimming lessons and pass his test. And that’s not easy for a dog . . . A funny and endearing story about the friendship between a girl and her dog, and about how much fun it is to swim. For animal lovers and little swimmers ages 4 and up. Guided Reading Level J "This sweet and funny story is about Benny and Sam, a hot day and swimming. Benny is the pup who wants to swim while responsible Sam feels that Benny needs to take lessons before jumping into the pond. What will happen? Young listeners will enjoy finding out and, as a bonus, will see that swimming can be fun!" - JMFB Reviews

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"Straightforward, gentle, useful, and engaging. " - Kirkus Reviews When Grandpa suggests that a caterpillar might die if Christopher puts it in a jar. “Are you going to die, Grandpa?” “Someday, sweetheart. But I hope not too soon.” Their simple exchange covers a lot of philosophical ground. Grandpa allows that “no one really knows” what happens after death, but he tells Christopher that some people think of heaven (“a place without sadness or war”), others of rebirth (“each time, you get wiser”), and others of “nothing” (“the same as before you were born”). The pair discusses the whys of death (“dying is part of life”), birth (“to learn all sorts of things”), and feelings of fear or comfort about dying. An important picture book that gives children free rein to express their questions, fears, thoughts, and ideas about death. For children ages 5 and up. Including an epilogue by the grief therapist Rebecca Dabekaussen, with tips on how to discuss this difficult but inevitable subject with children. Guided Reading Level O

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With Clavis Music we embrace the power of reading and the power of listening. We explore a new world: that of books and music. Will you explore it with us? Bobby and his dog, Trix, spend the day at home. Bobby takes a shower, bakes a cake, cleans the house, and does some laundry. What a busy day. Let’s listen! A book filled with cozy things at home and the sounds they make. For little listeners ages 2 and up. At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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“An incredibly charming story about discovery, research, and the power of curiosity in young people. Highly recommended.” - Rogene Carter (Educator) “Cute and fun story about acceptance and tolerance. There is humor but also a good message and all of it is well illustrated. Good job!” - Etienne Breton A boy discovers an egg and wonders what is inside. Could it be a turtle? A dinosaur? A new pet? Filled with humor and wonder this imaginative picture book is for nature lovers big and small. - Guided Reading Level I At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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"“The Brightest Star” by Danielle Schothorst is such a sweet book with darling illustrations about the importance of giving compliments and sharing positive thoughts. Fox and Dog talk about the stars and Dog notices how much more brightly they shine when speaking of something positive. A heartwarming story for young readers ages 5 and up emphasizing kindness toward others and positive thinking. 5/5" - Literary Soirée With a touch of whimsy and a dash of charm, this engaging picture book is sure to warm the hearts of beginning readers everywhere ‘Why are some stars so big and other ones so small?’ Fox asks. ‘Maybe stars are growing,’ Dog answers. ‘When you look at a star and think of something nice, it grows.’ Fox and Dog spend an evening gazing at stars and realize that when they think nice thoughts, the stars grow bigger. They soon discover that the magical power of nice thoughts can be shared with everyone. A warm-hearted story about giving compliments and getting them, and about the magical power of nice thoughts. For daydreamers ages 5 and up.

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"Toddlers and preschoolers can easily identify with this story. The text is simple and usually no more than four lines. A cheerful viewing and reading book to illuminate all facets of winter." - Eeklo Library Yippee! It’s snowing. Sammy and Hob are going to play outside. They will have lots of fun together. A book with half pages that hide and reveal how Sammy and his little horse Hob enjoy winter. For toddlers ages 30 months and up, with a focus on the child’s world. At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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Inspired by objects found in her environment, Eva Toorenent creates a fantasy world for young and old. In the soft glimmer of a stream—or in the rustling foliage of a tree—if you know where to look, you will find them. The creatures. With the right eye, a stone turns into a Diestrog egg, and a broken teapot becomes the work of a Shard Demon. Come visit this magical, wonder filled world . . .

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"Young readers who think the dinosaurs are all extinct will appreciate this truthful revelation. Well, truth-y, anyway." - Kirkus Reviews Everyone knows that dinosaurs are extinct. But are they really? What if we told you that they’re still alive, and that some of them even live among us! You need proof? Well, here is an authentic photo album from a long, long time ago that’s now being shared for the very first time. Discover the long-withheld truth in this incredible but true story about DINOSAURS. A funny and illuminating tour of the wonderful world of the dinosaurs. For anyone ages 4 to 250 million years.

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"Outstanding book in all respects...... Sensational pictures absolutely open eyes globally for all students. This book would certainly inspire students to learn more about the history and the wealth of information about people and places around the world. Now I must return to Brazil, mainly to Rio de Janeiro area to visit and tour the MAC! The building intrigues me. Information is brief but detailed enough to inspire students to research more of its history etc. This is a wonderful book for building engineering skills." - ITEEA A building is something that a person has built. Houses, shops, offices ... But do you know what the first houses look like? And what the ancient Greeks and Romans built? In this book, you will learn about the largest, highest, most beautiful, and oldest buildings in the world. You discover why the tower of Pisa is leaning and which building reaches all the way to the clouds. An informative book full of fun facts and special stories about magnificent buildings, with beautiful pictures and nice drawings. For children ages 5 years and up. Guided Reading Level S

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With Clavis Music we embrace the power of reading and the power of listening. We explore a new world: that of books and the music. Will you explore it with us? Little White Fish sings a cheerful morning song. All of his friends make music too. Then Little White Fish hears magical sounds. Where are they coming from? A merry music book for little fishes and music lovers ages 2 and up. At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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2021 Scree-Free Week Book List Selection! "A kid-friendly reminder of the dark side of connected life." - Kirkus Reviews “Three country bears out for a walk in the woods discover a mysterious device. Inside are pictures, videos, songs, and, best of all, a tally of friends from all over the world. Bruno is immediately enthralled and relishes in the addition of each new “friend” on his phone, ignoring the friends right beside him. When Bruno’s phone loses power, he finds out who his real friends are. This picture book is a cautionary tale for the twenty-first century.” - Foreword Reviews Bruno is very happy when he finds a mobile phone. Suddenly, he has many friends, all over the world! But he spends so much time with his “magic box”, he forgets all about Renzo & Rico. A heartwarming picture book about what makes a real friendship. For children ages 5 years and up. Guided Reading Level K

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A new sturdy board book with flaps from bestselling author-illustrator Liesbet Slegers! It’s a new day at the farm. The farmer feeds his animals, picks fruit, waters the vegetables, and carries hay in his tractor. There’s a lot to see and do at the farm! An informative book for toddlers with flaps about a day at the farm. For toddlers ages 18 months and up, with a focus on the world around the child. At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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A book filled with recognizable images of clothing and other items children have. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child’s daily life.Time to get dressed! First my underwear and my undershirt, then my sweater and my pants, and then my socks and my shoes. Besides comfy clothes, I have lots of other things: my cuddly toys, blocks, books, and much more!

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“A good choice for libraries in need of sweet and engaging preschool books.” — School Library Journal Larry and Lol are busy! They are going to get dressed, eat, play, take a bath and go to bed. They need different things for all these activities. What are they taking with them? (and what are they leaving behind?) A fun seek-and-find book that invites you to look at the pictures and talk about them with your child. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the child’s language development.

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"A must-have for Father's Day reading…. but just right for toddlers and preschoolers. Nice way to open a discussion on what makes one's daddy special…. nice addition to a father's day collection! Love Guido Van Genechten's work!” - Cleveland Public Library Little White Fish has a lot of friends. And they all have amazing daddies. Little Sea Horse’s dad is really fast. Little Whale’s dad is the biggest in the ocean. But, of course, Little White Fish’s daddy is very good at something too! A heartwarming story for Father’s day, and every day. For toddlers ages 30 months and up, with a focus on the child’s emotions. At Clavis, our focus is on what’s best for children. We believe that books play an important role in each new phase in life. Our toddler books are tailored for every stage from 0 to 3 and focus on the five most important themes in their life: daily life, skills, emotions, the world, and language development. The age range and theme of every book in our toddler series can be found on the back cover in the form of a colored train.

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Kids who are enthusiastic about codes may want to try decoding the messages that are referred to in the text and can be found (along with worksheets) within the distinctive illustrations. While Nana’s work at Bletchley may not be meaningful to children too young to understand the context, codes and secret messages have an enduring appeal for many children. - Carolyn Phelan; Booklist ReviewsCharlotte loves puzzles. On her ninth birthday, she receives a card from her great-grandmother, on which she finds a difficult code. Soon she embarks on a quest full of codes and riddles. While she tries to solve them, Charlotte discovers important details about the role her great-grandmother played in the Second World War. She also learns about three historical sites in England: Parker’s Piece, the River Cam, and Blechley Park. You’ll learn about these places, too! A surprising picture book about history and code language. For cod

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A sweet story about being different and learning to embrace your own unique talents. For odd ducks ages 3 years and up.Ducks chitter, jabber, and quack. They always have. They learn from their parents as soon as they hatch, just like dogs learn to bark and cows learn to moo. But when Buddy tries to imitate the other ducklings, only a loud WOOF! comes out . . .

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"A fun, colorful book, with a lively pace, tone, and, topping it all off, a meaningful message.” – School Library JournalAttention, please! Is everyone ready for the race? Three . . . Two . . . One . . . Go! The competitors hurry to their vehicles. Which is the fastest? The scooter, the fire engine, or the tricycle? Maybe it’s the racing bike? And who actually won?A cool picture book with a surprising ending. For quick boys and girls ages 3 years and up.

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Gold Medal Winner of the 2022 Key Colors Competition, the biennial national contest for illustrators of children’s books."I loved the lyrical but simple language, which was well-matched to the elegant and representational line drawings, filled with watercolor. This was a delightful celebration of the power and wonder of bikes and the independence they bring, whether they’re used to run errands, meet new friends, deliver packages (here, an elephant!), or fulfill dreams. " - Youth Services Book Review(...) The Massachusetts Review does not usually publish children’s literature. However, The New Bicycle by Darcy Day Zoells reminds us that we share a common humanity. This gentle and beautiful children’s book is not only for the young; it alights a smile in all. Like so many before, the child traveller does not cease from exploration. And at the end of all of her exploring, she returns home, and knows it anew. Is there a dream bigger than returning home? With a knowledge that we are also all the same? As the world splinters and divides, perhaps we need to remember what we share, and that beauty brings us closer to the just—whether it be encountering a flower, a late Beethoven quartet, a Raga Darbari, or a children’s book. - Tanya Jayani Fernando; The Massachusetts Review“Young Mari has a new bike, and—clad in a bright red dress and bike helmet, with a pup in the front basket—she’s going for a spin. After her parents see her off, Mari’s adventures begin, riding from her neighborhood into increasingly fanciful settings. Passing a cluster of animals, she picks up an elephant carrying a festive balloon, who squishes into her back basket. The trio soon find not even the ocean can stop them, as “on her new bicycle, Mari could make her own way. New ways could lead to new friends” (a cheerful whale; kids on a passing ship) and new experiences (riding down a pyramid, with a sphinx nearby). Her bike also makes deliveries—first, the elephant to its savanna home, and, eventually, Mari herself, back down the sidewalk, where her beaming parents and neighbors await. Accompanying the succinct, straightforward text, lively cartoon illustrations further illuminate the story in intricate scenes full of warm hues and idiosyncratic background details. A delightful blend of whimsy and realism that captures the joy of new bikes, imagination—and where both can take you.” — Shelle Rosenfeld; Booklist ReviewMari lives in a very normal house in a very normal neighborhood. One day, she gets a new bicycle. It's bight, bold and brimming with possibilities! Mari sets off to see where her new bicycle will take her and her trip down the block becomes a fantastic adventure. During her journey, paving her own way, she meets new friends, transports precious cargo, and finds endless places to explore before returning home. An imaginative little road movie layered with meaning to ride along.

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This book is filled with warm stories that tell you all about friendship. You also become familiar with different social values that are important in a community, like showing respect, caring, and working together. For children ages 4 years and up.Young children are gradually introduced to social values like respect, loyalty, honesty, patience, and politeness that help make a community thrive. The series You, Me, and Our Community helps them during that first introduction by means of tailor-made books. They help children learn social skills in a playful manner. “Luke is my friend,” Mika says happily. She moves her chair a little closer to Luke’s. “Liv and I are friends too!” shouts Noa. Tom points at Rafi. “We’re friends too, right?” The teacher looks around. “How nice that everyone has a friend. But what is a friend?”

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In this fifth book in the Wow! series, you’ll discover the wonderful world of monkeys and apes. For nature lovers ages 5 years and up.Of all the animals, apes are closest to humans. That’s because apes, monkeys, and people are all primates. Like their human cousins, apes are very smart. They use tools, find solutions to problems, and even laugh and cry with their family and friends! Because apes are so much like humans, this book also teaches us a lot about ourselves. 

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Grow, grow, grow! With these magical words, a tiny tiger turns into a colossal cat, and a growing calf becomes a gigantic whale. Each day, you’re growing, too! For all the little ones who are eager to grow.

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A creative seek-and-find book, in which you compare different rooms before and after the twins arrive. For young and old sleuths ages 4 years and up.In a snow-white palace far away live two mischievous twins, Prince Leon and Princess Luna. At midnight, they sneak out of their room on a secret quest. They plan to find many special things. Will you join them on their search?

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A funny picture book with curious cats and a whole lot of dogs. For animal lovers ages 4 years and up.Kitty has never seen a dog before, so Cat tries to explain what they look like. As she does, Kitty learns that some dogs are big, and others are small. Some are bald, and others are hairy. In fact, they all look very different . . . but whatever their appearance, in some ways they’re all quite similar. After all, they’re all dogs!

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A beautiful book about talent, diversity, and the importance of doing your own thing. For little peeps following their own path ages 4 years and up.When little bird Tim hatches from his egg, the other birds say he should learn how to fly. All the fathers and mothers give him their best advice. But Tim isn’t so sure. Does he really have to do what everyone else is doing?

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A warm, loving, and inspiring story that shows children what paying someone a compliment can do. For children ages 5 years and up.Sammy wakes up with a big smile on his face. When he pays his mother a compliment, he sets something special in motion. His compliment rises, flutters on, and inspires everyone in its path. Through his mother, his friend Moira, two teachers in love, and many others, it finally comes back to . . . guess who? How a few loving words can change the whole world! "Proof that one small act can have a very far reach." -Kirkus Reviews

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Una celebración hermosa sobre las tradiciones, la música y la comunidad…y el amor de una nieta por su abuela.Hoy, Abbey va a dormir en la casa de su abuela, pero la abuela se puso a cocinar muchísima comida deliciosa de Surinam y la niña se aburre. ¿Quién se comerá tanta cantidad de dahlpuri roti, satay de pollo, sopa de plátanos y tarta de pollo?Abbey decide organizar una fiesta sorpresa. ¡Todos están invitados! Familiares, amigos y vecinos del barrio vienen a bailar, a comer y a conocerse mejor. ¡Yupi!

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A fascinating picture book for children ages 5 years and up about insects.Do you want to know everything about insects? In this book, you’ll read all about little critters. How long have they been around? How do they grow? And why is a spider not an insect? You’ll also find a cool construction project, fun flap and foldout pages, and a miniquiz so that you can become a real expert.

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An ode to our dreams, imagination and what makes us unique in our way.We all have different dreams...some of them take us on magical adventures across new geographies and landscapes and some other times they take us soaring up to the sky. And you, what do you dream about? Through poetic language and striking illustrations, In My Dreams will take you on a sensory journey full of beauty and tranquility. As these dreams give way to light, we will realize the most magical state is that of being ourselves. A poetic book about dreaming, waking up, and . . . daring to be yourself. For daydreamers ages 6 years and up.

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Do you ever wonder where some of today’s most brilliant inventions come from? In this book, you will learn about the most exciting ones, and maybe you can come up with one too! Our world is filled with the most wonderful tools and machines. This is, of course, thanks to clever inventors! The first television was concocted with simple tea boxes and biscuit tins. The first airplane was the product of bicycle makers. The first submarine had oars. And Leonardo da Vinci described his many inventions in mirrored writing. Why? You’ll discover these things and more in this informative book.A fascinating book filled with fun facts about great inventions and their brilliant inventors. For bright minds ages 5 years and up.

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Do you like trucks? They are oh so big and colorful! But they also serve an important function. Jump on board and learn all there is to know about trucks, truck drivers, their tools, and what they do! Many things we have at home were transported in a truck. Each truck is a well-equipped machine and a little house too because the truck driver spends days (and sometimes nights) getting everything to the right place at the right time.An enlightening and informative book about truck drivers and what they do. For aspiring drivers ages 4 years and up. Part of the Profession series, colorful non-fiction for kids to learn about different careers.

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Let Olivia, Arthur and Emma show you all the fun things your body can do! Discover your body parts together with your Little Furry Friends. Learn how to wave with your hands and smell with your nose. Or do you run with your legs as fast as you can? A delightful interactive book full of recognizable illustrations of body parts specifically designed to help with language development and help children gain an understanding of their daily life. For toddlers ages 12 months and up.

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Feeding ducks at the park is so much fun! There’s a big pond with ducks, a playground, a sandpit and so much more! Wait! Did you bring some bread? Join Lily and Milo and their fun day at the park! Learn new words and explore the beautiful world that surrounds you! A lively story to learn and play for toddlers ages 24 months and up.

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Do everyday tasks bore you? Do you find it hard to focus? You are not alone! This story about a girl with ADHD, written in a humorous style, will help you tackle the most mundane tasks head-on. Pffft. Why would you read this book? It’s REALLY BORING. It’s about BORING chores you have to do every day. Brush your teeth, make your bed, put your toys away . . . Nope, not fun at all. Or is it? A funny story about ADHD, imagination, and super boring everyday tasks. For children ages 4 years and up.Part of the Healthy Minds series, where Adam Ciccio examines daily obstacles and the mental health of young children. Through a familiar story and helpful tips, which the author draws from his own experiences as an outpatient mental health practitioner, children and adults gain insight into what goes on in young minds and are given tools to help them cope with difficult situations.

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Una cálida historia sobre la relación entre padres e hijos, que se mantiene igual de importante cuando llega un bebé a la casa. Para hermanos y hermanas de 3 años en adelante.Owen se siente un poco excluido. Desde que nació su hermanito, cree que papá ya no tiene tiempo para él. Afortunadamente, papá lo ha notado y tiene una buena idea. Él y Owen harán algo especial: lo que Owen quiera hacer. ¿Qué escogerá?

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An enlightening and informative book about beekeepers and what they do. For children ages 5 years and up.The beekeeper knows a lot about bees, from constructing hives to taking care of the insects to collecting honey. When there’s a lot of sunshine and many flowers, it becomes all buzzy business . . . And did you know that without bees, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy delicious fruits and vegetables?

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A book filled with recognizable images of a brisk fall day and a winter’s day in the snow. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child.Hurrah! It’s fall! The air is cool, rain is drip-dropping, leaves are falling—and I’m ready to go outside. After fall, it’s winter! I’m all bundled up in lots of warm clothes so I can go outside to play in the snow.

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Caution! This book will bring tons of colorful fun and giggles to little faces! Worm is throwing a party, so he must go shopping in town! Shop with Worm to find everything he needs. Along the way, you’ll discover many different vibrant colors. Get ready to buy some purple grapes, pink dancing shoes, or a yellow trumpet! A cheerful look-and-point book to learn colors. For children ages 2 years and up.

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A heartwarming book about giving . . . and getting something nice in return. For people of all ages.A sweater for everyone! Piggy shares balls of wool with his friends so they can knit warm sweaters for winter. But is there enough wool for them all?

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A poetic celebration of a world full of possibilities, and the beauty of a million things to be and do. Go on a journey across oceans and mountains, gift smiles while traveling far, and find magic in the skies above.I could look for magicor find a million stars.I could be a helperor cross the deep blue sea . . .but my favorite thing in all the worldis choosing to be me.I Could Be A Million Things is a beautifully illustrated ode to what surrounds us and the inspiration to be found in nature, dreams, and the power we all carry inside of us. A beautifully illustrated, poetic picture book about a world full of possibilities. For jacks- and jills-of-all-trades ages 4 years and up.

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As long as we have our memories, we will always be together...Every morning Emily sees an old man eating alone in a café. This makes her sad, and one day she decides to talk with him. The man takes Emily on a journey through his fondest memories. She soon realizes that the bond he had with the love of his life is so strong that he will never be lonely, even if he is alone. An honest and heartwarming story about a beautiful friendship, the place precious memories will always have in our hearts and love after death. For children ages 5 years and up.

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A heartwarming polar bear story about love and tenderness for all ages. Snowy the polar bear already knows a lot: where the yummy fishes swim, what a snowflake tastes like, that the wind can hug or bite, and when the sun and the moon are in the sky. He also knows how far he can go from Mommy and still be safe. Of course, there are things that Snowy doesn’t quite understand yet, but he does know the answer to the most important question . . .

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"A simple and fun story that beckons kids to imagine." - Kirkus Reviews Mila is at Daddy’s today. Sam and Liza, her new friends, come over to play. They pretend they’re monsters. Daddy cheerfully joins in. He gives them funny monster hair and makes delicious monster pancakes with strawberry jam. It’s so much fun! But then Sam’s and Liza’s mommies are suddenly at the door. What will they say of those little monsters? An endearing and simple story about having fun with your friends. For toddlers ages 30 months and up, with a focus on the child’s emotions.

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