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Tony Baloney
Pam Muñoz Ryan - 2011
He loves fish tacos, Little Green Walrus Guys, his stuffed animal, Dandelion, and anything with wheels. He does not love trouble . . . but trouble loves him. Sometimes, when he is tired of Bossy Big Sister Baloney and exasperated with the Bothersome Babies Baloney, Dandelion behaves badly. And then, Tony must say he is sorry, which is not always easy for him.Whether you are a mischievous middle, a bossy biggest, or a bothersome baby, you are sure to root for Tony Baloney and find yourself, or someone you love, in the Baloney family.
One Starry Night
Lauren Thompson - 2008
. . little ones everywhere are watched over with care. Most special of all, Mary and Joseph watch over their newborn babe . . .and the world is filled with love.
Montessori: Letter Work
Bobby George - 2012
Each letter is textured for readers to trace and accompanied by a familiar object that shares its sound. Written by Bobby and June George, founders of the Baan Dek Montessori School, the Montessori series introduces young readers to key concepts by beginning with the concrete and moving to the abstract. With each book, young readers absorb age-appropriate information and gain a better understanding of the world around them.
Shall I Knit You a Hat?: A Christmas Yarn
Kate Klise - 2004
He loves his hat so much, he and his mother make them for all of his friends.
OLIVIA and Her Ducklings
Veera Hiranandani - 2010
The ducklings get separated from their mother, and Olivia helps them reunite. A little while later, Olivia discovers the ducks have followed her home. But Olivia isn't surprised--she knew the ducklings really, really liked her! Kids will love this charming story with colorful rebus icons on every page.