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The Mermaid
This has always been a book to share, but now it’s ready for little hands. For folktale and fairy tale shelves, too.
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Triceratops
Amiable dino-lore in a tidy die-cut package, this is a bouncy nonfiction package of facts for the very youngest of fans.
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Where’s Wonky Donkey?
A lovely domestic search with just enough suspense, the flaps may not stand up to heavy circulation but could work for story hours or in supervised settings.
How to Say Hello
With so many ways to say hello, simply having this book on hand is a great way to get preschoolers talking about how to include everyone.
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Strong: Psalm 1
For those who observe, this is a simple and powerful metaphor for the presence of an omniscient and benevolent force, and one that will make children feel safe and loved. Librarians should purchase as needed.
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Forest Mamas & Babies
Toddler’s first National Geographic! This is a no-nonsense guide to the wild, accessible and engaging.
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Love My Selfie!
A play camera, more toy than book, and not essential but certainly harmless.
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Little Lion, Where Are You?
A child-pleaser, worth repeat readings, as baby after baby will want to see a familiar face behind the animal’s own smiling one.
Rocket Ship, Solo Trip
Wondrous—a book that says, “You’ve got this,” seamlessly stirred into a STEM title.
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