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Home
These books charm, and this one is no exception. Purchase all or one by one as budgets allow.
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City
Those who have the other titles will not need this one, but the little raccoon is winsome and those adventures are so compelling.
Beach
Cheerful digital forms and the smiling host show toddlers that a first day waterside needs not be scary; ideal fare for the very young.
Five Enormous Dinosaurs
Lapsitters or listeners, no one will be able to resist chiming in, and everyone is going to want one of these costumes. A must.
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Park
A tidy addition to a winning series, this is a perfect way to put preschoolers into the park before they get there, or to remind them, on rainy days, of a little piece of outdoors.
Bea by the Sea
PreS-K–A delightful story about how a young Black girl who loves lions overcomes her worries about the beach with help from her imaginary playmate, the Sand Lion...
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Rosa’s Big Bridge Experiment
A great start to a series that shows how everyday play can “bridge” the connection to scientific problem-solving. Useful for preschool curricula and one-on-one sharing, due to the board book format.
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Keith Among the Pigeons
While this tale of self-discovery and acceptance of differences promotes a valuable lesson, it doesn’t completely achieve that goal. An alternative like Edward the Emu by Sheena Knowles may communicate these concepts more effectively.
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