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Can an Aardvark Bark?
A terrific title for elementary-age kids to help them draw comparisons between animals and sounds—libraries can't go wrong.
Poor Little Guy
The large, clear images will show up well in a storytime, and the surprise ending will have readers going back again and again to see the octopus's reaction. The term poor little guy is relative.
Hello, My Name Is Octicorn
Children may start the book laughing at Octi's appearance, but they will be won over by his personality and will find him endearing in the end. A fun choice for storytime.
A Boy, a Ball, and a Dog
A lovely book to pore over, with engaging art. When the boy and dog are reunited, readers will feel that they have been on an adventure as well.
A wise and wonderful choice to share one-on-one and as a family read-aloud.
Chuck and Woodchuck
Children will be clamoring for their own woodchuck once they read this tale—where did Chuck find his?
My Leaf Book
There can never be enough seasonally appropriate books for classrooms and libraries, particularly when they offer information readers can use.
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