By: Herman Parish
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Amelia Bedelia foils a forger, thwarts a theft, discovers a new talent and literally cleans up modern art while visiting the art museum. Clearly drawn situations make clear — and laughable — the actual meaning of Amelia Bedelia's precise understandings.
By: Herman Parish
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Mr. Rogers takes Amelia out to practice her driving so she can visit a cousin. Of course, humor abounds when driving directions are taken all too literally! The literal-minded maid is fresh and funny in this rolling adventure.
By: Lulu Delacre

A warm portrait of universal parental love begins on a beach when a boy asks his mother, "How far do you love me?" Lyrical responses combine with stunning double page illustrations in places around the globe until the boy is tucked into bed with his re

By: Rosemary Wells
Rain spoils Max and Ruby (and friends) outdoor plans but their clever grandmother's treasure hunt more than makes up for it.
Children Holding a Tortilla
By: Roseanne Greenfield Thong
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Circles, squares, triangles, ovals and stars are all around! The rhyming text incorporates Spanish words which are defined in illustrations reminiscent of folk art. A glossary of Spanish words concludes this engaging glimpse into Mexican culture.

There Was a Tree
By: Rachel Isadora

Textured borders contain each double-page illustration which places the familiar cumulative song on an African savannah. Rebuses are included in the body of the book and again in a key; music is also included to make this version ideal for sharing.

A Year with Friends
By: John Seven
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Soft illustrations and brief, patterned language suggest a special pleasure from January to December, just right for sharing. After all, each month of the year is a "time for fun with new friends!"

Illustration of Tito Puente playing drums as a child
By: Monica Brown
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Tito Puente was born to be a musician. He grew up to become the Mamba King to whose music people danced the mambo, rumba and cha-cha. Rhythmic language and animated illustrations briefly present Tito's life and the impact of music throughout.

By: Walter Wick
Search and find each intricate photograph to identify toys and other familiar play objects. Ultimately, a space traveler and a princess come together in a toy room in this latest installment by Wick.

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