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Dog Loves Baby
A pleasant, bite-sized reverie on the meaning of love, this can be added judiciously to the holiday shelves.
Board books don’t always come with an “essential” stamp, but this one is.
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Don’t Open This Book!
This may acclimatize children to the names of great books, if it holds their attention.
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Wind Whirls
A simple, charming stroll will inspire lapsitters and emerging readers alike to get out into the wind and look around.
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Let’s Play Football!: A Touch-and-Feel Book
Baby’s first football game is not a necessary purchase, but it works as an introduction to the sport.
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Auntie Loves Little One: a love letter to you
Good intentions can’t turn this into an essential purchase, plus there is a fill-in page that caps the usefulness of this book in libraries.
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I See You Sing
A very mild book that is best left to home use, for one-on-one readings and perhaps further discussion about emotions.
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I Love You So Much!
Not essential, but it’s a whole lot of love in relatively few pages, and children won’t mind the sugarcoated sentiments.
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Hallelujah! The Story of Leonard Cohen
A valentine to Cohen and all artistry, this book reminds older readers to look within and may inspire children to aim high with their own gifts.
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