By: Nancy Coffelt
Like the well-known Little Red Hen, all of the animals Monkey asks for help to get pie-making ingredients home are too busy. The cleverly told tale uses pairs of homonyms & homophones.
By: Kate DiCamillo Allison McGhee
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Best friends don't have to be alike, just look at tall Gollie and short Bink! They share a day at the state fair playing Whack-a-Duck, a talent show, and a visit to Madame Prunely.
By: Ying Chang Compestine
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When Vinson's grandfather visits from China, the boy has conflicting feelings about his grandfather's old ways. A visit to Chinatown to experience the lion dancers celebrate the Chinese New Year bring Ming Da (Vinson) and his grandfather closer.
By: Rich Thomas
How Captain American becomes one of the Avengers — superheroes that included Thor and the Hulk — is told in this new picture book format sure to please young Marvel Comic book fans and superhero aficionados.
By: Mac Barnett
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The author introduces himself as the author, the book's illustrator, and the main character, Chloe, as the book opens.
By: Sandra Feder
Daisy loves to collect words and decides that the perfect word is just the right gift to give to her teacher as a wedding present.
By: Jacqueline Jules
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Freddie Ramos' super running and jumping powers and his confidence disappear after the loss of his zapatos. When his special-soled shoes are found, Freddie is able to successfully confront a bully as well as his own swimming fears.

By: Laurence Pringle
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Many different types of frogs, frog lifecycles, etc. are presented through brief but illuminating information and highly realistic watercolors.

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