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Numbers, by Sara Anderson
Bold, brilliant, colorful and entertaining, this board book’s simple images make counting to 10 wonderful fun.
Sam's Opposites, by Yves Got
A rich celebration of opposites illustrated in whimsical pastels. Sam is a lovable bunny portraying everyday situations.
Seymour and the Juice Box Boat, by Walter Wick
With vibrant photographs, vocabulary, details and rhyming text, this seek and find story is a captivating adventure.
Port Side Pirates, by Debbie Hunter
Follow the pirate captain and his crew of children as they search for treasure. Descriptions of different pirate ships, pirates from around the world and infamous pirates are included.
Night Shift, by Jessie Hartland
Have you ever wondered what goes on at night while you are sleeping? Find out about the many jobs that are performed at night from street sweepers to zookeepers.
The Boy Who Was Raised by Librarians, by Carla Morris
Marge, Leeola and Betty are Melvin's favorite librarians. With their help, Melvin learns about the world around him. Is it any surprise that when Melvin grows up he decides to become a librarian?
The puzzling world of Winston Breen, by Eric Berlin
There's nothing that twelve-year-old Winston loves more than solving puzzles. When his little sister discovers a mysterious hidden puzzle in her birthday gift, they have to solve it. But they only have part of the puzzle. Other clues turn up in the hands of others, including two unsavory characters. Can they all work together to find the hidden treasure? Lots of puzzles for readers to solve themselves are included.
Igraine the Brave, by Cornelia Funke
Igraine wants more than anything to be a famous knight. Her parents and brother are magicians, but she finds that terribly boring! At a most inopportune moment, her parents accidentally change themselves into unmagical pigs. When their castle is besieged by an evil neighbor, Igraine finally has a chance to prove herself – save her parents and save the castle.
Missing Magic by Emma Laybourn
Ned is the only non-magical student at Leodwych School. He endures magical torment from the other students because of this. However, his commonsense skills prove useful after he and several students are kidnapped by evil magicians and all the other students lose their magical powers. It's Harry Potter with a twist.