Category Archives: New Children Books

The Truth About Max

 by Alice and Martin Provensen

Wherever Max the cat goes, mischief is sure to follow!  He spends his days teasing, playing hide-and-seek, and prowling the barnyard.  He’s also keenly intelligent and independent, with his own private life that begins at night. 

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The Duck Never Blinks

 by Alex Latimer

Do you see that duck over there?  That duck doesn’t blink.  Even if you look away then look back real quick.  Even if you tell it a really funny joke!

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Mine!

 by Candace Fleming

In a tall, tall tree, at the tip-tippy top, hangs a single red apple…Along skirts Mouse.  “An apple!” she squeaks, “How divine!  When it tumbles to the ground, It’ll all be mine!”

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Reggie Kid Penguin

 by Jen de Oliveira

Reggie is just like any other kid: always looking for fun and adventure!  But Reggie’s curious, playful side sometimes gets him into trouble. 

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Iggy Rules The Animal Kingdom

 by Anne Barrows

Grownups make no sense at all.  They’re nuts about babies, but they tell their 9-year-olds to be more mature.  They complain constantly about how old they are, and then they tell their kids to grow up.  So when Iggy’s mom and dad say he can’t have a puppy because he’s not mature and responsible, Iggy develops an excellent plan to prove them wrong. 

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Bibi

 by Jo Weaver

Bibi the flamingo has been with her flock for longer than anyone can remember.  When the lake dries up, the flamingos are forced to leave their babies behind.  Bibi bravely volunteers to guide the baby flamingos to reunite them with their parents.  But when one little flamingo starts to fall behind, Bibi teaches everyone a valuable lesson about community and the improtance of helping one another in times of need. 

 

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