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Don’t Go There!
This book may come in handy as a serviceable addition for caretakers in the throes of potty training
I'm in Charge!
A charming read-aloud for most collections about a little rascal's comeuppance that will be enjoyed by young children.
The T-Rex Who Lost His Specs!
While not a necessary purchase, libraries in search of more books about wearing glasses, humor, or dinosaurs will find this a pleasant addition, suitable for one-on-one and group sharing.
The T-Rex Who Lost His Specs!
While not a necessary purchase, libraries in search of more books about wearing glasses, humor, or dinosaurs will find this a pleasant addition, suitable for one-on-one and group sharing.
Blue Monster Wants It All!
Recommended as an additional purchase in libraries where patrons actively try to steer preschoolers away from a culture of materialism.
Troll Stinks
A worthy addition to social emotional learning collections and to storytime read-aloud lists.
Poles Apart
This selection about friendship and making mistakes is a fun read-aloud and will likely find an audience in libraries everywhere.
Lucinda Belinda Melinda McCool
An appealing read-aloud for grade school children, with a delicious message about the inner vs. outer self.-Rachel Forbes, formerly at Oakville Public Library, Ont., Canada
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