by Bernard Waber
“Ask me what I like.” What do you like?” “I like dogs. I like cats. I like turtles.” On a walk in the park, a girl and her father discuss her many, many interests.
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Water Is Water : A Book About the Water Cycle
by Miranda Paul
“Whirl. Swirl. Watch it curl by. Steam is steam unless…it cools high.” A brother and sister gaze at clouds, slosh through puddles, and experience the other phases of the water cycle through the seasons.
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Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales: The Underground Abductor
by Nathan Hale
American spy Nathan Hale tells another suspenseful tale from the future: after escaping from slavery, Harriet Tubman bravely returned South, again and again, to help free others. 
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Krakens and Lies
by Tui T. Sutherland
The basilisk has escaped, the merpeople are on strike, and the Sterlings are planning a mythical-animal theme park. Can Logan and Zoe save the menagerie? 
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The Loch Ness Punster
by Kate Klise
Seymour inherits a castle that has clues to Iggy’s past and must keep it from becoming the gaudy tourist attraction “Loch Vegas.” 
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Sunday Shopping
by Sally Derby:
Every Sunday night, Evie and Grandma flip open the newspaper to see the weekly advertisements, and their imaginary shopping spree begins. 
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The Potato King
by Christoph Niemann
“Hear, hear!” announces King Fritz to his people, “I give you the potato.” but how can the king of Prussia convince them to try the strange new vegetable from South America? A brief history of the potato. 
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Honey
by Sarah Weeks:
It’s always just been Melody and her father. but when she 
overhears her dad calling someone “honey,” she decides it’s up to her and her best friend, Nick, to discover who it is.
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The Cottage in the Woods
by Katherine Coville:
As governess at the Vaughn manor, 
Ursula has her paws full. There’s her young charge Teddy, several mysterious events to unravel, and the handsome and infuriating bear, Mr. Bentley.
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The Map to Everywhere
by J.P. Davis:
When a gigantic ship floats by Marrill in an 
Arizona parking lot, she enters the otherworldly Pirate Stream and meets wizard Ardent and Master Thief Fin.
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